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Can be made to work .. - Version: 1.4.8, 7/31/2007 03:40PM PST
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- Can be made to work ..
Sorry guys - Version: 1.2.13, 10/29/2006 01:40AM PST
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MatsoiGoing to "The developers site" directed me to a download page. No documentation or anything.
How do you expect that anybody could use this application???
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Alternative to Proprietary PBX - Version: 1.2.12.1, 10/4/2006 03:39PM PST
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Jeff MinceyOne university in Texas recently left a Cisco solution in favor of Asterisk - and we are talking an installation of 6000 phones.
This product needs more polish, more documentation, an improved user interface, but I expect these things to evolve in time.
I highly recommend that you investigate this product seriously.
There are several bits missing. The swift framework which is needed for app_notify is not included in the .dmg file, and the res_bonjour module is incomplete. The absence of these causes Asterisk to fail on startup. The quickest solution is to simply remove app_swift.so and res_bonjour.so from the /Library/Asterisk/modules directory, to stop Asterisk from trying to load them.
Once you do this, the package seems to run reasonably well, as far as I can tell.