There is a new security sip proxy which apparently uses Common C++ core classes and ccrtp. I wonder if anyone has looked at this project yet (http://www.sip-soxy.org). It also reminds me why we have to be careful when thinking about any major changes in GNU Common C++ so that we do not break "upstream projects". Some of the more radical ideas I have in mind for Common C++ 2.0 will be introduced initially in a new package first, and the more effective and relevant parts will be migrated as they mature and are tested. One thing I very much want to do early on however is solve open issues with proper IPV6 support in ccrtp.
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