This probably a dead horse, but this showed up on another list I read
and I thought it might be of interest.
respectfully to all...
Dear all,
I have just put online a survey addressing the topic of good
leadership in the open-source environment. Basically, my objective is
to identify
aww BS, if you had any intention of sharing you would post it to
bugs and let others out there at it, REGARDLESS of if it makes it
into CVS.
shaking head
Chris Albertson wrote:
It's a chicken and egg type thing. I'd contribute some work
I've done. But why bother? It will just sit there
On Tue, 6 Jan 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, it's time to get more people helping. We *do* have a structure to
Asterisk development that involves external help but what tends to happen
is that people only care about their one bug or feature and as soon as
that's taken care of, they
can we stop this crosspost - I'm sure everyone who subscribes to *-dev,
subscribes to *-users
One idea, have certain people in charge of certain areas of asterisk. In
this case, a cluely developer who knows chan_sip.c well becomes the
maintainer of it, instead of relying on Mark for all bugs.
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 01:48:10PM +1100, Adam Hart wrote:
can we stop this crosspost - I'm sure everyone who subscribes to *-dev,
subscribes to *-users
Sure, it's all the same to me. Already the thread has forked to
one subthread on -dev and the other on -users.
One idea, have certain people
On Tuesday 06 January 2004 22:33, Chris Albertson wrote:
It's a chicken and egg type thing. I'd contribute some work
I've done. But why bother? It will just sit there and
never get used. If I thought my work might make it into CVS
I'd be motivated but I see the chances of that are about
the only thing that i can think at this point is that
mark doesn't want sip to work through nat.
Right, you've caught me. My goal has always been to prevent SIP from
actually working in Asterisk, because deep down I really just want the
whole project to fail.
Or maybe it's because (a) I was
What hapens in other Open Source projects is that someone
gets _really_ frustrated and also happens to have some free time
so he copies the current code into his own CVS system and runs
with it. If he does a good job user follow.
I imagine that if someone were to take the current code, apply
On Tue, Jan 06, 2004 at 06:09:33PM -0600, Mark Spencer wrote:
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the only thing that i can think at this point is that
mark doesn't want sip to work through nat.
Right, you've caught me. My goal has always been to prevent SIP from
actually working in Asterisk, because deep
It's a chicken and egg type thing. I'd contribute some work
I've done. But why bother? It will just sit there and
never get used. If I thought my work might make it into CVS
I'd be motivated but I see the chances of that are about zip
So I don't bother. My guess is I'm not the only one
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