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jimmykane / The-Three-Little-Pigs-Siri-Proxy

A intelligent Siri Proxy with multiple key storage and key throttling.
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iPad3 needs to use iPhone 4S key when using full Siri #323

Open SemoTech opened 12 years ago

SemoTech commented 12 years ago

Hey folks, found an interesting behavior that I am hoping can be fixed in the Siri Proxy as follows:

If an iPad 3 is used, it's "iPad3" key goes into the DB and can be used by all devices but only for dictation only. So far so good.

If the same iPad 3 is jailbroken and full Siri is installed (like the [Ac!d]iPad port) then the iPad 3 will try to use Siri with it's own "iPad3" key, and since that key does not support full Siri functionality it will fail!

I recommend adding a test to see if an iPad 3 is trying to use full Siri, and if so redirect it to use an existing iPhone 4S key for that purpose, while allowing it to use it's own iPad 3 key for simple keyboard dictation only.

Is that possible?

Thanks!

chickentw commented 12 years ago

As what I know, iPad3 keys in iOS5 can be use in iOS6 Siri which is kryten.apple.com (My server is now using iPad3 keys to connect kryten)

SemoTech commented 12 years ago

Thanks, interesting to know [doratown], however right now iOS 5.1.1 is the current version and anything that works in a beta version of iOS can change at any time before final release.

I believe the current SiriProxy server is using guzzoni and not {kryten.apple.com} but after testing it seems that setting up {kryten.apple.com} as the proxy redirect for iPad3 will work fully native just like an iPhone 4 and without the need for the SiriProxy server!

So I think the best bet is to have Jimmy detect it's an iPad3, save it's key, then send it's request out using {kryten.apple.com} instead of guzzoni. In this way other non-Siri devices can still use the iPad3 key for dictation, while the iPad will connects native using the passthrough SiriProxy server.