Is this project dead?
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Steven Lane
Aug 18, 2023, 9:39:51 AM8/18/23
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Hi Everyone,
Reaching out to ask the question. Is this project dead?
--Steve L.
Ivar Plahte
Aug 21, 2023, 7:34:19 AM8/21/23
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We continue to integrate and develop sipXcom at OnRelay.
To date we have used the standard sipXcom builds, that have been modified with a combination of forks of subsystems such as sipXbridge as well as extensive use of plugins and APIs.
We have this way e.g. created a tenanted version of sipXcom. To support tenant administrators we also wrap the web admin interface such that our customers only access our mobile PBX admin interface.
We know sipXcom really well after 10+ years of associated R&D and live support, and are prepared to help drive the open source project forward. We will of course also commit our generic work in the open source domain, including our recent SBC changes to support TLS and SRTP.
To date we have used the standard sipXcom builds, that have been modified with a combination of forks of subsystems such as sipXbridge as well as extensive use of plugins and APIs.
We have this way e.g. created a tenanted version of sipXcom. To support tenant administrators we also wrap the web admin interface such that our customers only access our mobile PBX admin interface.
We know sipXcom really well after 10+ years of associated R&D and live support, and are prepared to help drive the open source project forward. We will of course also commit our generic work in the open source domain, including our recent SBC changes to support TLS and SRTP.
Our next year priority for sipXcom is to support another Linux version, and also upgrade important subsystems such as MongoDB and Freeswitch.
We are of course also interested to learn what other commercial and dev activities that remain behind sipXcom.
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