> On 15 Jul 2016, at 16:51, Matthew Jordan <mjor...@digium.com> wrote: > > The modules you are referring to were removed quite awhile ago due to not > having an active maintainer contributing to the project [1]. Since no one > active in the project used the modules, or could verify their functionality, > and those who were using them had forked Asterisk completely, we opted to > remove them rather than ship broken or vulnerable code. > > I do not think that anyone in Digium is interested in maintaining these > modules, nor is anyone here interested in doing the port of the old 1.4 > modules to the existing code base. I think all of us would be happy to answer > questions, but someone else in the greater Asterisk community would have to > do the work and commit to being the maintainer of those modules. > > Asterisk is an open source project. As an open source project, anyone - > absolutely *anyone* - can step up, modify the existing > app_rpt/chan_usbradio/core of Asterisk, and submit the patches back to the > project. We have a lot of resources to help with that:
+1 We did try to communicate with the contacts we had back then but failed to get any response, so we gave up. It wasn’t Digium as a company, it was us all working with the project. We did not understand the code and could not maintain it. I would be very happy to see the repeater code coming back to the tree and staying up to date in the tree , but that will, as Matt points out, require active maintainers. Regards, /Olle
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