Asterisk-18.0.0-rc1 Released!
Joshua C. Colp
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Greetings Everyone! Another year has flown by and while we now live in interesting times this has not stopped the development and progress of Asterisk
Greetings Everyone! Another year has flown by and while we now live in interesting times this has not stopped the development and progress of Asterisk
When stream support was initially added to Asterisk we did it in the most backwards compatible way possible to ensure that we did not have
Prompted by a post on the Asterisk users mailing list I thought I’d write a bit about Asterisk versioning and releases for this blog post.
When PJSIP support was written for Asterisk we naturally needed the ability to display the SIP messages being sent and received. This took the form
Greetings All, Time certainly flies and it seems like AstriDevCon and AstriCon 2019 were a century ago. It’s hard to imagine that in fact they
At recent AstriDevCon meetings, we discussed the possibility of allowing an ARI application to capture or inject media into calls it controlled. With the release
If you download Asterisk 17 and start it up, you might be one of the people that notices the following messages: If you are using
Greetings Everyone! Time flies when you are having fun and improving Asterisk; this past year has been no different. October and Astricon [1] are fast
When DTLS support in Asterisk was added the information about how to use DTLS support in OpenSSL was not as flushed out as it is
With the release of Asterisk versions 13.24.0-rc1, 15.7.0-rc1 and 16.1.0-rc1, we’re pleased to say that pjproject-2.8 has been qualified for use with Asterisk. In these
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