Siremis v2.0 released

Almost two weeks ago, Siremis v2.0 was released - this release brings a new look, a major-refactoring of the web interface for easy administration of your Kamailio SIP server v3.1.

Siremis is used also during Kamailio Advanced Training classes for management of the SIP server, a good opportunity to learn about Siremis itself.

Details can be found here. Testing and feedback is much appreciated!

Linux Tag - Berlin 2010

Before leaving for summer vacations, we had a serie of Kamailio SIP Router Events. If you missed the chance to be present, you can find few insights by browsing the project web page.

The annual devel meeting took place on June 8, 2010 - this time hosted by Fokus Fraunhofer Research Institute in Berlin, Germany - was a good opportunity for users and new developers to join the core developers and get into open debates. Click for detailed meeting minutes

Just after Devel Meeting, Kamailio had a presentation booth at Linux Tag 2010. Four days in a row open source community fans were able to meet and discuss with many of the project core developers about the current and future status of the project. Many visitors were surprised to find out that Kamailio is the SIP server enabling their every day calls, as clients of 1&1.



The event was powered by Kamailio Project, 1&1 and ASIPTO.

SIREMIS v0.9.3 released

A new release of SIREMIS - the web management interface for Kamailio (OpenSER) and SIP-Router.org - is available for download today.

What brings new this release? Just the mainlines here:

• Communication with SIP-Router.org and SIP Express Router (SER) via XMLRPC
• Communication with FreeSwitch via event socket
• Support to print rich html formatting of MI, XMLRPC and FreeSwitch command response
• Stand-alone PHP classes for MI, XMLRPC and FS Event Socket, making further development easier
• Updated PHPOpenBiz core
• More sortable fields
• More quick references between tables
• Auto-suggested values for group field on adding new records
  

Here you find quickly accessible screenshots:
http://www.asipto.com/gallery/v/siremis/

Also very handy is the online demo of SIREMIS available at:
http://siremis.asipto.com/demo/

Kamailio(OpenSER) 1.5.2 - preparing for Kamailio 3.0

Recently was released Kamailio 1.5.2 - a minor release fixing reported bugs since 1.5.1 and preserving configuration file and database compatibility.

In the mean time, the collaboration work for SIP Router (http://sip-router.org) proved to be very constructive and the results started to show up quicker than expected - the new core is almost ready. Based on the new core and including lot of new features added since 1.5 release, Kamailio 3.0 will make it to the community pretty soon.

SIREMIS Project Launched

SIREMIS open source project has been launched on January 21, 2009. It is intended to build web management interface for admins of VoIP platforms based on Kamailio (OpenSER) or SIP-Router.org project. Details about installation as well as screenshots and a demo are available on the project web page at: http://siremis.asipto.com

KAMAILIO (OPENSER) 1.4.2 released

Kamailio 1.4.2 was released on October 23,2008. This is a minor release of the branch 1.4, including bug-fixes. More details you find on the project page.

OPENSER project changed name into Kamailio on August 28, 2008 and starting with 1.4 the software is released using the new name, but previous releases will be maintained under the OPENSER name.

KAMAILIO OPEN SOURCE SIP PROXY PROJECT

On 4th of August, one week after project renaming from OPENSER to KAMAILIO, one of the project team members announced that his interest is not anymore with the OPENSER project and that he started by himself a fork of OPENSER. Few days later, without prior notice, just one hour before the release KAMAILIO (OPENSER) 1.4.0, he claimed the project domain openser.org as this was registered on his name when the project started in 2005 and proceeded with redirection of the domain to its newly created fork of OPENSER project called opensips. Redirection takes place after a few seconds while displaying the message saying that OPENSER project has become opensips. Launching his project as a fork and claiming in the same time OPENSER has become his newly started project is breaking all the logic. As OPENSER founder and developer, I feel disgust for such attitude.

To avoid such problems in the future and also to allow for a healthy developing of the open source sip server KAMAILIO, comunity members discussions were started for creation of a project foundation.

We apologize for the inconvenience and confusion created among the OPENSER community members. All project resources can be found under following domains:
http://www.kamailio.net
http://www.kamailio.org
http://www.kamailio.com