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...bout how you in the Asterisk community are thriving, or at least surviving, by virtue of the benefits of Open Source. I find that real-world examples are worth more than all of the bullet points in the world, and timely stories from the community would be more interesting than hearing me prattle on. Please ensure that your snippet or list of points are in some way related to the benefits of open-source, or how other alternatives are less attractive in the <cough> "compressed economic environment." I'd prefer of course to hear about how Asterisk is the silver bul...

...iving, or at least surviving, by > >> virtue of the benefits of Open Source. I find that real-world > >> examples are worth more than all of the bullet points in the world, > >> and timely stories from the community would be more interesting than > >> hearing me prattle on. > >> > I'm a Texas based service provider, VoIP and Internet for business customers. The last 2 month are actually picking up a bit. We are finding that business folks are really wanting less expensive alternatives for voice and data services, not so much for the new VoIP tech...

Hello List: Recently our shorewall FW server went dead (PS failure) & brought the entire system down. Luckily we are testing the FW and other servers, so we did not loose anything. Now we have decided to setup two Shorewall FW servers with a primary & another fallover FW server. I have done some research cruised the Internet and found that a product ''UCARP''

Hello All, I saw some coverage of this in the list archive but no one seems to have posted a resolution. I am using Asterisk@Home 0.06 and when I get a call from LiveVoip over IAX I dump it into my IVR. >From there the call is routed to groups based upon input. However, there is no ringback indicated to the IAX caller. Does anyone know how to resolve this problem? Thanks, Wiley

Is there any reason to avoid using postgresql for small web apps? That is, is it''s overhead so large that the lighter MySQL will work substantially better for small apps on small machines? Or are they very similar in performance and configuration? I''ve used MySQL but postgresql has its appeals and I''m wondering if I need to keep MySQL around at all. On the other