On Nov 1, 2005, at 4:30 PM, Greg Boehnlein wrote:
On Tue, 1 Nov 2005, Paul wrote:
Now.. would you like to argue the fact that more packages == more
security
holes? Think of it this way: PBXware and Astlinux can coexist in
about 45
megabytes of storage, running out of a Compact Flash and can be
loaded in
less than 5 minutes by just about anyone. It is a purpose designed
system
that is intentionally tight on footprint but doesn't sacrafice
features.
It's rock solid, well tested and you get support from commercial
entities.
Yup, and it requires that you are, or someone you hire is, an
Asterisk stud. It's a kick-ass solution, but it isn't necessarily
right for everyone.
Look.. I'm all in support of what the Asterisk At Home project is
doing,
and I encourage it. I just have a problem with people reccomending
it to
commercial users. Asterisk At Home is not something that I would even
dream of deploying in a commercial environment (yet.. that may
change as
it matures). Just because you CAN do something it doesn't make it the
right decision.
With encouragement like this, who needs detractors? ;-)
Seriously, it sounds like AstLinux, etc works really well for you and
is a perfect solution for your needs. However, keep in mind that
everyone else's needs aren't the same as yours. AMP/[EMAIL PROTECTED] are far from
perfect, but they work very, very well and they meet the needs of
many small businesses.
Tom
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