Hi all, I'm writing a real-time (not RealTime) proxy server for the AMI interface. Although I'll be using it for some commercial products, the proxy software itself will be released under GPL. I was wondering if there would be any interest in testing it from the community? I don't have access to a high (or even medium volume) system as this office only has 4 extensions with maybe 50 calls a day. My particular needs for this software: * Real-time, event driven interface to Asterisk AMI, no polling. (done.) * Event Filtering. (somewhat done.) * Various Decorator plugins to customize packets/requests. (plain and xml done.) * Easy configuration of users that mimic existing Asterisk AMI permissions model. (almost done.) Any thoughts, suggestions or comments welcome. -- Warm Regards, Lee "The only thing that kept me out college...was high school."
Julian Lyndon-Smith
2008-Jan-13 21:30 UTC
[asterisk-users] ProxyPal for AMI Proxy Development
astmanproxy does this already, I think .. Julian. Lee Jenkins wrote:> > Hi all, > > I'm writing a real-time (not RealTime) proxy server for the AMI interface. > Although I'll be using it for some commercial products, the proxy software > itself will be released under GPL. > > I was wondering if there would be any interest in testing it from the community? > I don't have access to a high (or even medium volume) system as this office > only has 4 extensions with maybe 50 calls a day. > > My particular needs for this software: > > * Real-time, event driven interface to Asterisk AMI, no polling. (done.) > * Event Filtering. (somewhat done.) > * Various Decorator plugins to customize packets/requests. (plain and xml done.) > * Easy configuration of users that mimic existing Asterisk AMI permissions > model. (almost done.) > > > Any thoughts, suggestions or comments welcome. >