Nathan Hawkins wrote: >Nathan C. Smith wrote: > > >>What's going on? >> >>A lot of people dropping by irc.freenode.net #openpbx asking "are you guys >>still around"? Yes, we are still here, help us spread the word, give us a >>try, blog your experience. >> >>OpenPBX.org is scheduled to release a 0.2 release on April 1. It looks like >>it is going to be a bit rough. OpenPBX.org certainly makes and takes calls >>and some people are having success using 0.2 or something like it in >>production. >> >> > >My company is testing it for production deployment. I think it's likely >we will upgrade to it because of the timer work in OpenPBX. We only use >SIP, and want to run it in Xen, so getting rid of zaptel dependacy is a >nearly a killer app for us all by itself. > > > >>Testers are needed right up to and after the release. We have people >>testing on Debian, Ubuntu, Centos and Fedora but we need more testers, >>especially people who are interested in some of the obscure components still >>included with OpenPBX.org. If you find a bug or anomaly please report it on >>trac.openpbx.org or at least mention it to one of the lists. >> >> > >I made a .deb for internal use, and noted that the various directory >paths couldn't all be set by configure. That's a nuisense to packagers, >and will cause groups like Debian to maintain patches just to do that. > >It works well with Ubuntu 5.10. > > > >>The installation of OpenPBX.org is a bit of a challenge and would certainly >>drive off newbies. It takes a little bit of work to round up all the >>requirements, get security set correctly and all. If anyone would like to >>try to streamline that it would be appreciated. >> >> > >The library dependacies are a pain, especially spandsp. > > Re-using well developed existing packages was the entire reason for openpbx's existance. If you think library dependencies are a pain, try managing a project 10 times the size it should be. This is exactly what has happened with Asterisk.
>One thing that could certainly use work is documentation. > > > Regards, Steve _______________________________________________ Openpbx-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openpbx.org/mailman/listinfo/openpbx-dev
