asterisk users - Dec 2003 - Merry Christmas, all Asterisk users!

merry xmas olle and you all in the list happy holidays!!!

Miguel
On Tue, 2003-12-23 at 23:04, Olle E. Johansson wrote:
> It's the day before Christmas here in Sweden, actually the night before
at this time...
> 
> We celebrate Xmas on the 24th, so I'm about to log off and switch my
Asterisk into
> "merry-christmas-mode" with the yet undocumented CLI command
"frosty-mode on", a mode
> where the PBX will connect all incoming extensions to the
"ho-ho-ho" sound file and then randomly
> pick a number in the +1234 country code (for the North Pole), dial out and
bridge. And these
> magical SIP connections will work over ANY type of NAT.
> (Due to the SIP header "Santa-magic-cookie: on")
> 
> And yes, the frosty mode is even un-documented on the
http://www.voip-info.org wiki. :-)
> 
> It's been fun spending the fall with the Asterisk project. I look
forward to next year,
> with the new handbook coming in place, with many new applications
> and features and - hopefully - many new Asterisk installs at customer
sites.
> 
> It's snowing outside, the trees are already covered with snow and the
stars are glittering on
> a dark sky. My kids are sleeping, dreaming of their christmas gifts
tomorrow. It's going
> to be a traditional Swedish christmas...
> 
> Have a wonderful Christmas, all of you!
> 
> Warm regards,
> /Olle
> 
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It's the day before Christmas here in Sweden, actually the night before at
this time...

We celebrate Xmas on the 24th, so I'm about to log off and switch my
Asterisk into
"merry-christmas-mode" with the yet undocumented CLI command
"frosty-mode on", a mode
where the PBX will connect all incoming extensions to the "ho-ho-ho"
sound file and then randomly
pick a number in the +1234 country code (for the North Pole), dial out and
bridge. And these
magical SIP connections will work over ANY type of NAT.
(Due to the SIP header "Santa-magic-cookie: on")

And yes, the frosty mode is even un-documented on the http://www.voip-info.org
wiki. :-)

It's been fun spending the fall with the Asterisk project. I look forward to
next year,
with the new handbook coming in place, with many new applications
and features and - hopefully - many new Asterisk installs at customer sites.

It's snowing outside, the trees are already covered with snow and the stars
are glittering on
a dark sky. My kids are sleeping, dreaming of their christmas gifts tomorrow.
It's going
to be a traditional Swedish christmas...

Have a wonderful Christmas, all of you!

Warm regards,
/Olle

Merry Christmas Ollie from all of us Asterisk people in the US/East Coast 
region.
AJ

> It's the day before Christmas here in Sweden, actually the night before
> at this time...
<snip> 
> It's been fun spending the fall with the Asterisk project. I look
forward
> to next year, with the new handbook coming in place, with many new 
> applications and features and - hopefully - many new Asterisk installs at 
> customer sites.
<snip>
> Have a wonderful Christmas, all of you!
And from all of us that have been around this list for a while, we
Thank YOU for taking the time and effort placed towards advancing the 
documentation and participation. You are "the man"!

May the almighty one grant speed to the wiki! :) (Absolutely no offence
intended; from one US swed to another swed!)

Rich

> merry christmas to all.
> 
> sorry  (but come the 1st it's a new year and therefore can 
> create a new 
> list to atone for) <G>
Happy Holidays Everyone!

May your uptimes be plentiful, and your core dumps be rare in this season of
hardware failure.  And may those who still use the old school
'<G>' notation
never vanish from this earth.

--
Tony Kava
Network Administrator
Pottawattamie County, Iowa