From: cfh <llc...@gm...> - 2007-05-23 21:04:18
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hi all, > Trixbox certainly has it's time and place. I don't think that I > have ever publicly addressed this but I might as well... > > Trixbox and AstLinux have very different design goals. AstLinux is > not really designed to be a complete out of the box beginner's PBX > system. It is meant to be a rock solid, bare bones toolkit for making > an appliance, PBX, etc. > In my old company my project manager want only trixbox solutions on epia on 4GB Microdrive with many problem of performance, misnd channel, backup and restore. But the new asterisk@home have a intuitive GUI to manage it. Now I am free :0 (no project manager) and I can use astlinux :) and other my derivations from buildroot toolchain like IPS, firewall, openvpn server, access point ... With astlinux all the txt config stay in a usb disk and with ssh root@myastlinuxpbx 'cat /dev/sda' > backup.img cat backup.img > /dev/sda (whre sda is my usbdisk deposit in the vault) is possibile make fantastic backup without problem :) In this moment i use my build script to create SIP/IAX internals and i edit my extension because i cant find other solutions. The problem is for the noshellperson :( . > For instance - Matt Riddell has done a great job with the > VentureVoip appliance. They took the functionality that AstLinux had, > added provisioning, hardware, and a web gui (among many other things > I'm sure) and ended up with a VERY nice finished product. Well done > guys! I can't find the web gui of VentureVoip appliance . Isnt it GPL ? Why? Thank you very much Kristian Kielhofner. With you fantastic ASTLINUX you have take me the way of buildroot :) |