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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2016-08-24 11:42:04
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HI all, The Opal Git repositories are now active and available. Info on the new URLs can be found in the wiki at: http://wiki.opalvoip.org/index.php?n=Main.Git The Subversion repositories are still available, but will not be updated. They will be made read-only ASAP. Many thanks to Sergei Nikulov for his assistance and persistence in enabling this migration. Craig Craig SoutherenPost Increment Consulting and Software cr...@po... Mobile: +61 417231046US: +1 415 800 4201 |
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2016-08-24 00:08:04
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Hi all,
We are currently in the process of moving the Opal source repository to
Git.
While this happening, please bear with us while we update all of the
documentation and references to the old repository.
We would also appreciate if developers with commit access could hold off
until the migration is done.
Hopefully, this will take only a few hours :)
Craig
Craig Southeren
Post Increment Consulting and Software
<mailto:cr...@po...> cr...@po...
<http://www.postincrement.com/> www.postincrement.com
US: +1 415 800 4201
Mobile: +61 417231046
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From: Sergei N. <ser...@gm...> - 2016-08-16 16:26:07
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2016-08-16 19:04 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>: > I was looking at the wrong GitHub repo. You have two Ptlib mirrors - one with branches, one without :) > > The email addresses should be in the repo- they are already public in the subversion, yes ? Anyway, this is possible. Could you please check README here https://github.com/nirvdrum/svn2git ? It shows how to export authors.txt file from subversion. > I agree the revisions are there in the subversion repo, but I want them cleaned up anyway to make the repo cleaner It is also possible, by removing old (pre-svn revisions) unless you want to keep full history. Then use it as is. option --revision <<starting_revision_number>> should help by starting from upper svn revisions. > > Craig > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On 16 Aug 2016, at 8:13 AM, Sergei Nikulov <ser...@gm...> wrote: >> >> 2016-08-16 5:12 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>: >>> There are three issues, and none of them are your fault ☺ >>> >>> 1) There are many, many branches and tags in ptlib and Opal. The github import tool has not preserved these. Perhaps this could be fixed with a different import option? >> >> How many? >> https://github.com/snikulov/opal.sf.mirror >> 41 branches >> 177 tags (releases) >> >> Is it correct? >> >>> 2) Each commit has a name and email address asscociated with it. The github import tool has not associated email addresses with each commit. Maybe this is also a different import option? >> >> From the manual >> $ svn2git http://svn.example.com/path/to/repo --authors ~/authors.txt >> >> I just not use this option in my import, because I don't want to >> expose emails to public. >> >>> 3) For some of the code that was originally imported from SVN, the github import tool has created individual commits for each file. This makes the repo larger than it should be. As an example, look at the repo around the date 23 Sep 98. >> >> Actually, this is correct. You can ensure it by executing >> $ svn log -v -r {1998-09-24}:{1998-09-26} svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/opalvoip/code >> >> Second thought. >> Subversion was released in 2000, so initially, I suspect, you've used >> CVS, which work that way. >> >>> >>> The tool I am working on will address all of these issues. >>> >>> Craig >>> >>> Craig Southeren >>> Post Increment Consulting and Software >>> cr...@po... >>> www.postincrement.com <http://www.postincrement.com/> >>> Mobile: +61 417231046 >>> US: +1 415 800 4201 >>> >>> >>> >>> On 15/08/2016, 6:28 AM, "Sergei Nikulov" <ser...@gm...> wrote: >>> >>> 2016-07-31 13:55 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>: >>>> Still working on it. >>>> >>>> I’ve been unimpressed with the conversions from several of the available tools (svn2git, reposurgeon etc), so I am working on my own tool to do more sympathetic conversion. >>>> >>>> It’s a slow process, but it’s getting there ☺ >>> >>> Hello Craig, >>> >>> What's wrong with existing repo on GitHub I've provided? >>> Am I missed some patches? >>> >>> -- >>> Best Regards, >>> Sergei Nikulov >> >> >> >> -- >> Best Regards, >> Sergei Nikulov -- Best Regards, Sergei Nikulov |
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2016-08-16 16:04:49
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I was looking at the wrong GitHub repo. You have two Ptlib mirrors - one with branches, one without :) The email addresses should be in the repo- they are already public in the subversion, yes ? I agree the revisions are there in the subversion repo, but I want them cleaned up anyway to make the repo cleaner Craig Sent from my iPhone > On 16 Aug 2016, at 8:13 AM, Sergei Nikulov <ser...@gm...> wrote: > > 2016-08-16 5:12 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>: >> There are three issues, and none of them are your fault ☺ >> >> 1) There are many, many branches and tags in ptlib and Opal. The github import tool has not preserved these. Perhaps this could be fixed with a different import option? > > How many? > https://github.com/snikulov/opal.sf.mirror > 41 branches > 177 tags (releases) > > Is it correct? > >> 2) Each commit has a name and email address asscociated with it. The github import tool has not associated email addresses with each commit. Maybe this is also a different import option? > > From the manual > $ svn2git http://svn.example.com/path/to/repo --authors ~/authors.txt > > I just not use this option in my import, because I don't want to > expose emails to public. > >> 3) For some of the code that was originally imported from SVN, the github import tool has created individual commits for each file. This makes the repo larger than it should be. As an example, look at the repo around the date 23 Sep 98. > > Actually, this is correct. You can ensure it by executing > $ svn log -v -r {1998-09-24}:{1998-09-26} svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/opalvoip/code > > Second thought. > Subversion was released in 2000, so initially, I suspect, you've used > CVS, which work that way. > >> >> The tool I am working on will address all of these issues. >> >> Craig >> >> Craig Southeren >> Post Increment Consulting and Software >> cr...@po... >> www.postincrement.com <http://www.postincrement.com/> >> Mobile: +61 417231046 >> US: +1 415 800 4201 >> >> >> >> On 15/08/2016, 6:28 AM, "Sergei Nikulov" <ser...@gm...> wrote: >> >> 2016-07-31 13:55 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>: >>> Still working on it. >>> >>> I’ve been unimpressed with the conversions from several of the available tools (svn2git, reposurgeon etc), so I am working on my own tool to do more sympathetic conversion. >>> >>> It’s a slow process, but it’s getting there ☺ >> >> Hello Craig, >> >> What's wrong with existing repo on GitHub I've provided? >> Am I missed some patches? >> >> -- >> Best Regards, >> Sergei Nikulov > > > > -- > Best Regards, > Sergei Nikulov |
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From: Sergei N. <ser...@gm...> - 2016-08-16 15:13:50
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2016-08-16 5:12 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>: > There are three issues, and none of them are your fault ☺ > > 1) There are many, many branches and tags in ptlib and Opal. The github import tool has not preserved these. Perhaps this could be fixed with a different import option? How many? https://github.com/snikulov/opal.sf.mirror 41 branches 177 tags (releases) Is it correct? > 2) Each commit has a name and email address asscociated with it. The github import tool has not associated email addresses with each commit. Maybe this is also a different import option? >From the manual $ svn2git http://svn.example.com/path/to/repo --authors ~/authors.txt I just not use this option in my import, because I don't want to expose emails to public. > 3) For some of the code that was originally imported from SVN, the github import tool has created individual commits for each file. This makes the repo larger than it should be. As an example, look at the repo around the date 23 Sep 98. Actually, this is correct. You can ensure it by executing $ svn log -v -r {1998-09-24}:{1998-09-26} svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/opalvoip/code Second thought. Subversion was released in 2000, so initially, I suspect, you've used CVS, which work that way. > > The tool I am working on will address all of these issues. > > Craig > > Craig Southeren > Post Increment Consulting and Software > cr...@po... > www.postincrement.com <http://www.postincrement.com/> > Mobile: +61 417231046 > US: +1 415 800 4201 > > > > On 15/08/2016, 6:28 AM, "Sergei Nikulov" <ser...@gm...> wrote: > > 2016-07-31 13:55 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>: > > Still working on it. > > > > I’ve been unimpressed with the conversions from several of the available tools (svn2git, reposurgeon etc), so I am working on my own tool to do more sympathetic conversion. > > > > It’s a slow process, but it’s getting there ☺ > > > > Hello Craig, > > What's wrong with existing repo on GitHub I've provided? > Am I missed some patches? > > -- > Best Regards, > Sergei Nikulov > > > -- Best Regards, Sergei Nikulov |
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2016-08-16 02:43:08
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There are three issues, and none of them are your fault ☺
1) There are many, many branches and tags in ptlib and Opal. The github import tool has not preserved these. Perhaps this could be fixed with a different import option?
2) Each commit has a name and email address asscociated with it. The github import tool has not associated email addresses with each commit. Maybe this is also a different import option?
3) For some of the code that was originally imported from SVN, the github import tool has created individual commits for each file. This makes the repo larger than it should be. As an example, look at the repo around the date 23 Sep 98.
The tool I am working on will address all of these issues.
Craig
Craig Southeren
Post Increment Consulting and Software
cr...@po...
www.postincrement.com <http://www.postincrement.com/>
Mobile: +61 417231046
US: +1 415 800 4201
On 15/08/2016, 6:28 AM, "Sergei Nikulov" <ser...@gm...> wrote:
2016-07-31 13:55 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>:
> Still working on it.
>
> I’ve been unimpressed with the conversions from several of the available tools (svn2git, reposurgeon etc), so I am working on my own tool to do more sympathetic conversion.
>
> It’s a slow process, but it’s getting there ☺
>
Hello Craig,
What's wrong with existing repo on GitHub I've provided?
Am I missed some patches?
--
Best Regards,
Sergei Nikulov
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From: Sergei N. <ser...@gm...> - 2016-08-15 13:29:08
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2016-07-31 13:55 GMT+03:00 Craig Southeren <cr...@po...>: > Still working on it. > > I’ve been unimpressed with the conversions from several of the available tools (svn2git, reposurgeon etc), so I am working on my own tool to do more sympathetic conversion. > > It’s a slow process, but it’s getting there ☺ > Hello Craig, What's wrong with existing repo on GitHub I've provided? Am I missed some patches? -- Best Regards, Sergei Nikulov |
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2016-07-31 11:26:40
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Still working on it.
I’ve been unimpressed with the conversions from several of the available tools (svn2git, reposurgeon etc), so I am working on my own tool to do more sympathetic conversion.
It’s a slow process, but it’s getting there ☺
Craig
Craig Southeren
Post Increment Consulting and Software
cr...@po...
www.postincrement.com <http://www.postincrement.com/>
Mobile: +61 417231046
US: +1 415 800 4201
On 30/07/2016, 9:46 PM, "Víctor M. Jáquez L." <vj...@ig...> wrote:
On 05/22/16 at 11:45am, Craig Southeren wrote:
> Robert and I are planning to migrate the Opal and PTLib code
> repositories from Subversion to Git sometime in the few weeks.
Any news regarding this?
Thanks
vmjl
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From: Víctor M. J. L. <vj...@ig...> - 2016-07-30 12:22:58
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On 05/22/16 at 11:45am, Craig Southeren wrote: > Robert and I are planning to migrate the Opal and PTLib code > repositories from Subversion to Git sometime in the few weeks. Any news regarding this? Thanks vmjl |
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2016-05-22 02:16:08
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Hi all,
Robert and I are planning to migrate the Opal and PTLib code
repositories from Subversion to Git sometime in the few weeks.
The repository will stay on SourceForge, and the new repo will include
all of the history and tags so nothing should be lost.
We'd value any tips or tricks from the Opal and PTLib community. Please
email to the list or to myself or Robert.
Craig
Craig Southeren
Post Increment Consulting and Software
<mailto:cr...@po...> cr...@po...
<http://www.postincrement.com> www.postincrement.com
US: +1 415 800 4201
Mobile: +61 417231046
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From: Robert J. <ro...@vo...> - 2015-09-27 15:19:06
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I have drawn a line under the current trunk and placed on Source Forge a Release Candidate for v3.16 "Procyon" branch. I would have liked the last feature, full ICE support, to have been in it, but this was looking less and less likely in the short term. As usual, I am hoping people will migrate to this and give me feedback on regressions. By far the most work in this release is "under the hood" changes to support WebRTC compatible SDP & RTP features. And there are a lot of them! - ICE (lite) - DTLS for SRTP - BUNDLE (single port for audio/video) - Multiple media tracks via SSRC discrimination - RTP "feedback" support (PLI/FIR/TMMBR/REMB) - SIP over WebSocket/HTTP And for PTLib0 - for server based applications, is large improvements to logging for tracking down nasty deadlock/multithreading issues. Stack walking, CPU usage functions etc. - Changed internal representation of PTimeInterval from milliseconds to nanoseconds to avoid various rounding errors, also utilise atomic<> for better thread safety - Changed internal representation of PTime to microseconds, also utilise atomic<> for better thread safety - Added TLS support to SMTP class. - C++11 compatibility, note does not generally make use of these features. And the usual myriad of tweaks, adjustments, bug fixes etc. Robert Jongbloed *OPAL/OpenH323/PTLib Architect and Co-founder*. |
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From: Robert J. <ro...@vo...> - 2014-02-17 06:04:37
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The final release of the Eridani branch (v2.12.9/v3.12.9) has been made available on Source Forge <https://sourceforge.net/projects/opalvoip/files/>. A new "release candidate" for STABLE has been created for Lacaille (v2.14.0/v3.14.0) has also been made available on Source Forge <https://sourceforge.net/projects/opalvoip/files/>. I strongly urge people to move to the new STABLE release as I will effectively be ceasing to support the older one. The new release features are: * WebRTC and SIP over WebSocket. * Cisco Skinny protocol. * GStreamer support. * H.235.6 and H.235.8 media encryption for H.323. * H.281/H.224 Far End Camera Control. * H.225.0 symmetric password authentication to H.323 gatekeeper. * ICE-Lite. No, not full ICE yet. This is for the public IP server side only. * Single port and disjoint port RTP/RTCP sessions. * SDP imageattr (RFC6236) to control video size. * Fixed many issues with RTCP feedback (FIR, PLI, TMMBR etc) * H.460.18/H.460.19, NAT traversal for H.323 mark 1. * H.460.23/H.460.24, NAT traversal for H.323 mark 2, not including annexes. * Java and C# interface. * Audio/Video selection when on hold and on ringing. * Windows QoS (qWAVE) support. * Much improved portability. Now fully supports: o OS-X (audio/video), o iOS & Android (audio only), o various embedded systems (audio/video native or via GStreamer), o out of tree cross compiles. * Improved "user media" handling. * Much improved gateway (SIP/H.323/Skinny) handling. * Much improved Command Line Interpreter, including "curses" support. * Major rewrite of timers to handle heavy load. -- *Robert Jongbloed* /OPAL/OpenH323/PTLib Architect and Co-founder./ Commercial support at http://www.voxlucida.com.au |
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2014-01-18 05:02:28
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Hi all,
Due to a web site attack, the OpalVoip site is temporarily offline.
We are currently restoring the site onto new hardware from backups and
expect this to be completed in the next few days
SVN and the mailing lists were unaffected.
We will post to opalvoip-announce and the other mailing lists when
normal service has been restored.
Many thanks for your patience!
The Opal Team
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From: Robert J. <ro...@vo...> - 2012-10-05 11:43:49
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It has been a very long time coming, but the next major release of
PTLib/OPAL is happening. The big ticket items are *Security*, better
*NAT traversal* and full *H.323/SIP gateway*. A fuller, but probably
still incomplete, list follows.
For users:
* SRTP (RFC 3711 via libsrtp) and SDES (RFC 4568) for secure media.
* Fully working TLS support, including RFC 5922 checking of domain in
certificates.
* RFC 5626 (NAT traversal) support. This makes sure all communications
between a client and proxy/registrar happen over the same, single,
transport link, be it a UDP (defined as a specific port), TCP, or TLS.
* H.460.18 and H.460.24 support (NAT traversal for H.323)
* VP8 video codec.
* Various H.264 enhancements.
* Partial conferencing management support (RFC 4575) for both client
and server.
* Gateway support, can now have direct H.323 to SIP calls.
* External RTP support. Can now easily redirect RTP to/from other hosts.
* RTCP feedback (RFC 4585 & RFC 5104) support.
* Ability to select the method in which video update requests are
made, like user input has been able to do.
* Fully working IPv6 support.
* Major upgrade of the instant messaging API.
* 64 bit support for Windows.
* A lot of heavy load stabilisation.
For developers:
* Enhanced logging to aid in debugging server systems. A "context ID"
for objects is introduced which allows all logging associated with a
particular context, e.g. an OPAL call, to be logged so it makes it
easier, or possible, to work out what call a particular log line is
associated with. When you have 1,000 calls going, this becomes
important.
* Enhanced "validated" PNotifiers and new "asynchronous" PNotifiers.
The former uses internal identifiers to make sure the target still
exists before the notifier is called. The latter allows certain
classes of notifiers to be called (with some glue) across thread
boundaries. Very handy for avoiding deadlocks.
* New "thread pooled" timers. When a timer fires instead of handling
in the housekeeper thread, the call back is executed in a thread
pool, avoiding many deadlocks.
* Enhanced PArgList command line argument parsing, with built in help
(usage) function.
* New OPAL application base class for common code on any CLI based
application. Used by fax, MCU and IVR sample programs.
* Major enhancement to C++ API for plug ins. Makes it much easier to
build a plug in.
* Enhanced support for scripting languages such Lua and Java.
* Major upgrade of NAT traversal classes: updated STUN protocol and
low level TURN support.
* A new "bitwise enum" classes/macros. To make it easier and type safe
to do bit sets. Also macros for creating normal enumerations but
with ++/-- operators and optional <</>> operators for automatically
creating strings for the enum values. The sort of thing you would
expect the compiler to do.
* New enumerators for container classes (PDictionary etc.) which are
an order of magnitude faster than using the PINDEX method.
* New thread pooling template class for handling "work" items based on
a PSafePtr.
* Added ability for a PFactory to have constructor arguments on
factory instance creation.
* Support for media formats without having plug ins. Handy for gateway
applications.
* PCAP support.
* Many internal architecture changes around "media session" management
and "transport" handling needed to support major features.
* Some shuffling of files to new locations, e.g. various endpoints are
no in include/ep directory. This might cause compile errors if you
are including them directly.
* And, of course, the usual many, many small tweaks, code tidying and
bug fixes etc.
--
*Robert Jongbloed*
/OPAL/OpenH323/PTLib Architect and Co-founder./
Commercial support at http://www.voxlucida.com.au
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From: Robert J. <ro...@vo...> - 2011-06-14 09:17:13
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The first stable snapshot downloads of the Luyten release (PTLib v2.10.1 & OPAL v3.10.1) is now available. A lot of stabilization work has been done on this release. It has taken a while to get from Release Candidate to Stable, this should be very stable though. For Windows users there is an installer for the Open Phone sample GUI application. Robert Jongbloed OPAL/OpenH323/PTLib Architect and Co-founder. |
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From: Robert J. <ro...@vo...> - 2011-02-23 05:37:02
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Version 2.10/3.10 of PTLib/OPAL has been branched as a release candidate for the next stable version. In a few weeks, after community testing, an official stable release will be made. So, please, make the effort to switch to this version and test your software. If you have any bugs you have been sitting on, please submit them now against the new branch. Yours sincerely, Robert Jongbloed Vox Lucida Pty. Ltd. Software Consulting and development for VoIP and multi-media communications. Jabber: <mailto:ro...@ja...> ro...@ja... ACN: 131 419 273 Skype : robert_jongbloed Ph : +61-2-9555-2146 Yahoo : robertjongbloed Fax: +61-2-9555-2535 Google: <mailto:rob...@gm...> rob...@gm... ICQ: #1461432 MSN : <mailto:rob...@ho...> rob...@ho... |
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From: Robert J. <ro...@vo...> - 2010-01-22 08:55:19
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It has a been a while since the last "stable" release, and the "Sirius" branch (aka trunk) has a whole bunch of new features that are pretty much complete. So, it seems like it is time to start the stabilisation campaign. If you are sitting on any patches for new stuff or bug fixes, please submit them now! Sometime next week I will create the branch and from then on only bugs will be fixed on that branch. Big ticket items in this release: . Support for SIMPLE and OMA variants for presence. . MSRP instant messaging. . OPAL based "mixer" class for audio and video with sample MCU. . T.38 and G.711 fax support using SpanDSP as a DLL/Plug in. Fixed numerous compatibility issues from Lalande, which was pretty broken. . H.239 client side support. . Call recording can now include video to AVI file (Windows only at present) . G.722.2 (aka GSM-AMR wide band) codec plug in. . Can now handle large numbers of SIP registrations or subscriptions. . "Internal transfer" feature for switching a network connection (e.g. SIP) between subsystems, e.g. call starts in on an IVR and then moves to the MCU or the CP sound system. . New simplified C++ API based on the "C" API. . Ruby interface classes. . The usual innumerable tweaks and fixes. Robert Jongbloed OPAL/OpenH323/PTLib Architect and Co-founder. |
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From: Robert J. <ro...@vo...> - 2008-09-22 13:47:04
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The new stable release candidate for "Wolf" (PTLib v2.4.1 & OPAL v3.4.1) is now available for download from Source Forge. New additions are: * "C" API, plus use of [[http://www.swig.org|swig]] to propagate this API to Java and others. * Added support for hold & switch, blind transfer and consultation transfer * T.38 Fax support. * Support for multiple media streams of same "type", e.g. audio or video. * Improved video rate controller. * G.711 Packet Loss Concealment. This has been branched in the SVN and only important bug fixes will be made from now on. Meanwhile, the trunk has moved to the next "Lalande" release. See http://www.opalvoip.org/wiki/index.php?n=Main.Milestones for what is planned. Robert Jongbloed OPAL/OpenH323/PTLib Architect and Co-founder. |
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From: Robert J. <ro...@vo...> - 2008-09-17 23:57:16
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The new stable release candidate for "Wolf (PTLib v2.4.0 & OPAL v3.4.0) is now available for download from Source Forge. New additions are: * "C" API, plus use of [[http://www.swig.org|swig]] to propagate this API to Java and others. * Added support for hold & switch, blind transfer and consultation transfer * T.38 Fax support. * Support for multiple media streams of same "type", e.g. audio or video. * Improved video rate controller. * G.711 Packet Loss Concealment. This has been branched in the SVN and only important bug fixes will be made from now on. Meanwhile, the trunk has moved to the next "Lalande" release. See http://www.opalvoip.org/wiki/index.php?n=Main.Milestones for what is planned. Robert Jongbloed OPAL/OpenH323/PTLib Architect and Co-founder. |
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From: Guido <gui...@hi...> - 2008-06-11 08:42:35
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Hi Opal developers I hope I send this mail on the ordinary path. ;-) I have sent another question directly to Steve Underwood from soft-switch.org and never get an answer, so I try it here. I am starting to implement the SpanDSP library project (spandsp_util + spandsp) into opal to add fax availability. I know that T.38 is supported by this library and I have read that T.38 is based 100% on T.30. I know that T.30 will not work on normal circumstances, but we will use T.30 on a single and direct Ethernet connection for example between an Asterisk PC and our opal implementation (+G711). So it should work I believe (a.) ). Now I have 4 Questions... 1.) SpanDSP and T.30 Does somebody know, if it is possible to use T.30 too or how much work I have to spend to make it work? 2.) Opal and SpanDSP fax experience Does anybody have experience with Opal and SpanDSP? Does it work fine? 3.) Implementation of SpanDSP I am interested in any tip or documentation to save time for implementing the LibSpanDSP add-on. 4.) Licence splitup between opal and spandsp I have read on a Opal README, that the splitup between Opal and SpanDSP is not yet perfectly done to be conform to the licence. Does anybody know, if there is still a lot to be done? Thank you very much for your help ;-) Guido Kuehne |
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2008-03-10 00:04:39
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To all,
After a month of intensive testing and verification, the Barnard
release has been moved from Development to Stable Release Candidate. We
would like feedback from Opal developers about this candidate so that we
can make it a full stable release within the next 2 weeks.
The Barnard stable release is on new v3_2 (Opal) and v2_2 (PTLib)
branches. The trunk revision is now labeled Wolf and is, as always, the
head development version.
For a full list of the new features in the Barnard release, see the
following Wiki page:
http://www.opalvoip.org/wiki/index.php?n=Main.Milestones#Barnard
As always, the code is available from SourceForge:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=204472&package_id=254002
Craig
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From: valliappan <val...@ya...> - 2008-03-08 17:22:09
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Hai,
I am valliappan.
I am doing my project on voice over ip provisioning of sip and h323 gateway.
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2008-02-14 02:34:13
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To all,
The SVN trunk revision of OPAL now supports SIP over TCP, as well as
SIP over TLS. To make a SIP call over TCP, use the address format below:
sip:user@address;transport=tcp
To make a SIP call over TLS, use the address format below. Note the
use of "sips" to identify the secure SIP connection.
sips:user@address;transport=tcp
SIP calls over TCP use port 5060 by default, while SIP/TLS calls use
port 5061.
As always please email me or the list of you have any questions or
comments.
Craig
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From: Craig S. <cr...@po...> - 2007-12-25 00:43:26
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To all,
The holiday season has arrived, which means that Opal developers
everywhere will be (hopefully) spending time with their families and
eating and drinking far too much.
That's certainly where I will be, and Robert is travelling overseas
for Christmas and good portion of January, so my apologies in advance
for delays in answering emails and applying code patches,
There are three major OPAL projects underway right now. Robert and
Matthias are closing in on the rewrite of the capability negotiation
code. That will will continue when Robert gets back his travel, but the
current work is in CVS trunk.
We are awaiting the final version of the ZRTP code from Phil
Zimmermann's team. This code can be found in the ZRTP branch, and it
will give encryption for both H.323 and SIP.
The additional of flexible media type handling is also progressing
apace. This code abstracts the handling of the different media types
such as audio, video, T.38 and H.224 through the use of abstract
factories. Not only will allow multiple channels of the same type within
a single call, but will normalise support within the existing code with
results such as making H.224 available within SIP
Many thanks to everyone who has worked with us over the past year to
make Opal a success, and here's looking forward to a great 2008!
Regards
Craig
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