The reponse to the MeetMe2, CBMySQL and web interface was great, and I am sorry that so many people had problems with the patches. I had a chance to review the Web-MeetMe interface that Areski wrote, which uses the standard MeetMe application, and it is a much better choice to base my future scheduler work on. If all that you are looking for is a visual interface to manage an active conference, my updates are not needed. If you want an interface to handle conference scheduling tasks, continue reading. So, I have removed the patches and web interface for the MeetMe2 version from my web site. In their place there is now a single small patch for app_meetme.c, the complete source for app_cbmysql.c, a sample cbmysql.cond, a Makefile patch to add app_cbmysql and the Web-MeetMe gui. The MeetMe patch should apply to 1.0.5 - 1.0.7, but not recent CVS. It should not be needed for a CVS version. I have not written a README yet, but the install is pretty simple. 1. Download and extract the Web-MeetMe gui to your web server document root. 2. Edit the Web-MeetMe/lib/defines to match your database and manager.conf settings 3. Download and compile app_cbmysql 4. Download cbmysql.conf to /etc/asterisk, edit to suit. 5. Edit /etc/asterisk/manager.conf 6. Edit extensions.conf (example)- exten => 8600,1,Answer exten => 8600,2,Wait(1) exten => 8600,3,CBMysql() exten => 8600,4,Hangup 7. (re)Start asterisk and enjoy. ***Note about app_cbmysql*** I am not the original author. I plan to update and maintain it for my company, but the same process COULD be done in the dialplan. If someone wants to provide a dialplan to accomplish that, then CBMySQL is not a requirement. Features of CBMySQL that a dialplan should provide- Enforce conference start time Validate conference id Validate password Differentiate users from admins based on password Enforce maximum conference participant count I'd like thank Areski for the excellent package, and the *@Home team for providing the patch for MeetMe 1.0[57]. Dan