Asterisk 14 DNS: Resolve to Resolve
Kevin Harwell
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Asterisk 14: Coming with improved PJSIP DNS Support spoke about the new core DNS API, and mentioned several of the enhancements implemented. In this post
Asterisk 14: Coming with improved PJSIP DNS Support spoke about the new core DNS API, and mentioned several of the enhancements implemented. In this post
Some of you may have seen “The ‘<name>’ task processor queue reached <number> scheduled tasks.” warning messages, wondered what they mean, and if there is
Been wanting to try the new PJSIP stack but finding the configuration a little daunting? Then this blog post is for you! While the basic
What is call parking? Call parking is a means of placing a call on hold so anyone can retrieve the call if they know where
When you file an issue on the Asterisk JIRA you might notice that a few people may end up looking and participating in it. The first
So you’ve written some code for Asterisk and now you need to test it. The Asterisk project has support for both integration and unit testing.
Debugging SIP Messages the Traditional Way Since its release, the PJSIP stack has provided logging of SIP message traffic via the pjsip set logger CLI
The move from chan_agent to app_agent_pool The idea behind chan_agent was simple. The agent channel created by chan_agent acts as a proxy for the corresponding
Statistics all the Things It’s often useful to know what is happening on a production Asterisk server. While gathering machine statistics – such as disk
In the previous post on contributing to Asterisk, we set up the Asterisk Test Suite and wrote a test for the CDR dialplan function that
