On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 2:38 PM, Ron Byer Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 2) Generally agreed that Lonnie's web interface (p.k.a alt-web ?)
> should and can focus on system facilities and configuration, and leave
> Asterisk-related stuff to the Asterisk-gui. It will be very enticing to fill
> a hole in the Asterisk-gui feature-set (for instance, the CDR viewer, or
> blacklist support) in the Astlinux web interface, only to have the
> Asterisk-Gui come out with same in the next release or two. Not the end of
> the world, but there is no sense doing redundant work at the end of the
> day. (I speak with some experience here… 3-4 months ago, we took the CDR
> viewer from the alt-web and put it in the asterisk-gui). Now there is an
> asterisk-gui CDR viewer in the works.
>
>
Further thoughts on this point... The Asterisk-gui is great, but it is
getting complex. There is not enough room to hold all the page tabs without
scrolling anymore! This is the reason I suggested that some
asterisk-related features appear also in the Astlinux GUI.
What is needed is some form of organization that separates the stuff you do
rarely (create new trunk/extension, etc) with the stuff you do frequently
(view CDR, check registration status of trunk, check voicemail, etc). and
make it quick and easy to get to the frequently used stuff.
David
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