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    PBXinaFlash 3/ IncrediblePBX
    Longing for the good old days of Asterisk@Home? Welcome back to the steroid-enhanced version. PBX in a Flash 3.0 & Incredible PBX 2020/2021/2022/2027 are the latest Lean, Mean Asterisk Machines, high-performance, turnkey Asterisk PBXs that are easy to upgrade. Features include Rocky8, CentOS/SL 7.x, Ubuntu 22.04 & 20.04, Debian 10 and Raspbian 10 support with Asterisk 20/18/16 and FreePBX 16/15 GPL modules. Add-ons include one-click installs of Incredible Fax and many other Asterisk...
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    babbly
    A simple lightweight instant messaging and VoIP client wirtten in Java. It implements the SIP protocol as described in RFC 3621 and other related RFCs and implementation requierements.
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    SMSec is a free , open source, GPLed implementation of two-factor authentication via SMS (Short Message Service). It uses SMSD to "talk" to GSM modems, provides a flexible XMLRPC web-service for web-developers integrate SMSec into their web-apps.
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