similar to: SIP changes in CVS head

The agenda for Astricon Europe in Madrid June 15-17 is now coming together. It will be an international conference, with speakers from both USA and Europe. Last year, we had over 25 nationalities participating in the first Astricon - the Astricon where Mark released Asterisk 1.0 on the conference floor, during his keynote! Many active members of the Asterisk community talks at the conference, one

We're getting close to Astricon Europe 2005, the first Asterisk Community gathering in Europe. Speakers are coming in from all over the US and Europe, as well as far away as New Zealand, to talk, teach and discuss Asterisk -the Open Source PBX. At this time, we're still accepting registrations online, where you reserve a hotel room and pay for the conference. Make sure you register now,

I feel this is a slap in the face for those of us that have been here and I don't feel I should HAVE to pay to be certified... I think me and MANY others are about to walk out of the project over this. I have already spoken with many people that are close to the project. You're hurting US and our ability to make money. I still know the code better than most of the people that will be

Well I'm stunned no one has suggested a webcast option. I mean we aren't talking a bunch of people unable to grasp the concepts of chat/voice/vision sessions with a log in/remote display capability. If you think this is an option let me know I have someone who has some software they wouldn't mind stress testing as a trial. Cheers, Dean > -----Original Message----- > From:

I feel this is a slap in the face for those of us that have been here and I don't feel I should HAVE to pay to be certified... I think me and MANY others are about to walk out of the project over this. I have already spoken with many people that are close to the project. You're hurting US and our ability to make money. I still know the code better than most of the people that will be

Astricon is the first Asterisk user's and developer's conference to be held in Atlanda, GA, USA Sept 22-24 this fall. Astricon is organized by Edvina.net and Sokol & Associates in partnership with Digium, inc. ** CURRENT ESTIMATE: OVER 250 ATTENDEES Steven and I started this project at the end of march, looking forward to gathering the community and showing the strength of an Open

** Asterisk Bootcamp in Stockholm, Sweden The next Asterisk Training is the Edvina.net Asterisk Bootcamp - the class we have been giving for over a year under the brand name "Astricon Training". The same teacher, the same material and a new name. All students have a PC and will install a fully working Asterisk PBX. During the week, we will build a business PBX configuration as

I have looked into this callerid problem now for a few hours. 1) Caller id on a sipura-2000 now shows: cidname 2000 Where cidname is the new outputted formate from the cid_rewrite agi script and 2000 is the exten number. In looking at the Dial() application, option "o" 'o' -- Original (inbound) Caller*ID should be placed on the outbound leg of the call

Hiya, I sent this bugfix to the asterisk-dev mailing list, and modified it as I noticed side effects, but now it appears to be finished. Nobody seemed to notice it there, so I thought I'd post here, as it seems to be something that will be needed as people update to the latest CVS version. So...read on :) Ted programmer_ted@hotmail.com P.S. Read to the very end. The original bugfix

If you were at Astricon 2004, Astricon Madrid, Astricon 2005 or ANY other astricon event and you have pictures we would love to have them. Please drop us a email and we will make arrangements to get your pictures from you. We are located at: http://astri2005.netdr.biz Brian Fertig This email was scanned by: Mcafee GroupShield ---------------- CONFIDENTIAL DISCLAMER

I checked out CVS HEAD today and tried to compile it with no luck, so then I checked out the stable version and compiled it successfully. I'm 99% sure that I'm not missing anything and that I'm following the instructions correctly (I'm no guru, but I've compiled lots of programs successfully). My question is this: is it fairly common that the CVS HEAD version won't

Sunday news is today published on a monday. Yesterday was fourth of july, and I used that as an excuse for being off line yesterday. (Sweden's national day is June 6th - and it's not yet a public holiday, btw). Most of my Asterisk time lately have been used for producing the registration site for Astricon and tracking down speakers that haven't sent in their material for the conference

Welcome to a new issue of Asterisk Summer News! The holiday season is coming to an end here in Sweden, people are getting back to work and the kids will start going to school next week. Life is slowly adopting to normal and I have to start dressing more towards a businessman than a beach bum. Guess I have to start going to the gym again as well. Anyway, back to the topic. Asterisk and VoIP.

Attempts to perform a "make all" in /usr/src/asterisk/channels/h323 fails with countless errors of the form: /usr/src/pwlib/include/ptlib/ptime.h:152: macro or `#include' recursion too deep In file included A "make all" using the stable branch builds with the same pwlib code but of course the h323 code in the stable branch doesn't work. So it seems those of us who

Friends, SIPit is the main interoperability event for all things SIP. It's organized by the SIP Forum and creates good feedback to the IETF. Asterisk has been participating in SIPit during many years and in many variants - videocaps, Marc Blanchet's IPv6 branch and the standard Digium releases. All these tests has lead to a large amount of improvements for Asterisk and have helped us

Greetings -- Many of you have downloaded and tried out Astmanproxy, a multi-threaded C-based proxy for Asterisk's Manager Interface. It has been under development since April 2005 and was presented at the Madrid Astricon in June, and will also be presented at Astricon in Anaheim in October. There has been interest in setting up an Astmanproxy mailing list specifically devoted to

We're proud to announce Astricon 2004 - the first Asterisk user's and developer's conference! * Where? Atlanta, USA * When? September 22-24, 2004 The conference is arranged in partnership with Digium.inc and the keynote speaker is Mark Spencer, lead developer of Asterisk - the Open Source PBX. Among the speakers already signed on are Ed Guy of Pulver.com, John Todd, Jeremy McNamara

I've helped a lot of people on the mailing lists and on IRC #asterisk. and wanted to let people know that I will be in Europe between May 19 and June 21. Stockholm (VON 2005), Brussels (holiday/vacation), Amsterdam (holiday/vacation), and Madrid (Astricon). There are several weeks during my trip that I have no current plans for and may add other cities to my itinerary. I'm looking

We are happy to present the agenda for the Asterisk conference at the Atlanta Marriot Century Center - Astricon 2004. Previously, you could only find the tutorials agenda on the web site, but now we've added information on the conference day as well. The Astricon Conference starts with one day of in-depth tutorials on many levels, both for the new Asterisk user and for the one that considers

Astricon 2005 will take place in Anaheim, California October 12-14 2005. Astricon is the Asterisk conference, arranged by IPsando LLC in cooperation with Digium. We are now looking for speakers. The conference will be bigger than last year, so we are looking for more speakers in the conference part of Astricon. In addition to the tutorials, we're adding a three-track conference day with a