I am closing the Vote for the Release Candidate 1, 72 hours are over.
The Vote is considered to be negative:
- too few activity: 3 votes in 2+ weeks
- README was agreed to be corrected
The VOTE thread is here:
I think README is ok.
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@Alexei, I believe red5sip issues should not affect OM release cycle.
I was planning to release 2.1.1RC1.
Please let me know if RC2 should be packed. (I see no need for this right
now)
In case README and/or NOTICE need to be changed I would really appreciate
if anybody will send me the new text.
Should it be in NOTES or README or both?
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 4:08 PM, Alexei Fedotov alexei.fedo...@gmail.comwrote:
Are there any objections to the following text?
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Video/audio SIP integration is no longer a part of Apache release.
Check free red5sip product for this integration.
In my opinion release notes should contain Openmeetings changes since last
release only, so:
1. Recordings didn't work in 2.1 and still don't work. We have no changes
and there are nothing to write in release notes about them.
2. red5sip has never been Openmeetings part and we shouldn't write
I know from the past that you have been not allowed to use the same device
in multiple Flash Applications at the same time.
In the past it was for example even like that:
If a microphone or camera device was taken, the Flash Plagin *magically*
knew it and any further request to Microphone.get();
I'm constantly getting enlightened by many people that red4sip is not
a part of Openmeetings. I'm well aware of that fact. :-) Adobe Flash
is not a part of Openmeetings as well, and cause us the problems
anyway.
If you program does not run on Linux, release notes should say, does
not run on
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 1:08 PM, seba.wag...@gmail.com
seba.wag...@gmail.com wrote:
* Multi-tabbing (no other flash application should be running in different
browsers or tabs)*
= I don't see any problem in running two instances of OpenMeetings next to
each other, I do that all the time for
Artyom,
release notes are written for a user. Imagine you are one. Notes
should help you and tell
you that despite openmeetings.apache.org web site which mentions
recordings they do not work for
real conferences in 2.1.1. If you learn this by trial and error,
it will take a lot of your time.
That was intended to be one sentence, (it is broken in the text)
For those who don't trust, let's try a recording session online and check.
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With best regards / с наилучшими пожеланиями,
Alexei Fedotov / Алексей Федотов,
http://dataved.ru/
+7 916 562 8095
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* Multi-tabbing (no other flash application should be running in different
browsers or tabs)*
This is a well-known problem with Flash on Linux
= Then the sentence might be more like:
Running multiple instance of OpenMeetings or Flash applications on Linux
can cause issues with the stability of
Sebastian, I have tested audio SIP integration by using SIP bridge for
my own conferences. As a result, Artyom found out that disabling
jitter-buffer in the Asterisk configuration improves audio. Artyom,
where one can find your findings on the Apache web site? Does it worth
reflecting this in
Hello Alexei,
I've just changed sip integration instruction a little by adding denoise
and dsp_drop_silence attributes and removed silent detection in red5sip
because there were some problems with it. I think we shouldn't include any
information about red5sip improvement into Openmeetings release
I think Artyom is right. Red5Sip is not the scope of the OpenMeetings
project.
Me might discuss on how we can make it the scope, if we are able to create
an Incubator project around Red5Sip.
I think for the end user this discussion (scope or not) is a rather
esoteric discussion as they are simply
We have 3 +1 votes from PMCs. So in theory it is possible.
However it would be good if there is some more feedback in the community
about that release.
Anybody else has been testing this release?
Sebastian
2013/6/22 Maxim Solodovnik solomax...@gmail.com
I believe we should release rc1.
Release vote happens on dev list, never on private. Please vote on dev, as
the link to the dev list will be what we publish as a result of the vote.
I am sorry but I can't test before next week as I don't have a Internet
connection good enough while I travel abroad.
Thanks,
Sebastian
Dear OpenMeetings Community,
I would like to start a vote about releasing Apache OpenMeetings 2.1.1 RC1
Main changes are covered in the
Readme: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/openmeetings/tags/2.1.1RC1/README
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