I too have been testing out [EMAIL PROTECTED] with some good success.
On the other hand: I was on irc.freenode.net last night talking to someone that claimed to be on the digium dev team, and he mentioned that packages are the worst way to get asterisk, since there are too many updates to it. Personally, I'd prefer to put more thoroughly tested code into production, rather than the latest and greatest.
On 1/18/06, Jeff LaCoursiere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I know this is off-topic for the BSD list, but speaking of stability, I
have been installing Asterisk @ Home for businesses and hotels in the
Virgin Islands with GREAT success. I was shy at first, especially with
the AMP based configuration, but I don't think I will go back to straight
configs now. I would LOVE to see the whole thing ported to BSD. I've
also discovered Audiocode's MediaPack products, and have forever dumped
Digium's cards. I like the idea of the asterisk server doing nothing but
VOIP switching. I am about to install a major hotel (90 rooms, two
inbound T1s) and will be doing it with [EMAIL PROTECTED] and Audiocode...
j
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