On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 9:07 AM, David F. Skoll wrote:
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> It would completely fail. We don't issue any security-sensitive
> messages over the IRC channel. And obviously, malicious users could
> easily spoof messages. If we were to do this seriously, we'd have to
> use a message bus with guaran
Chris Travers wrote:
> Actually, I think it is a very elegant solution. However, I would
> wonder about security issues in scaling up. It might work well for a
> 10 person company, but what if you want to add security-sensitive
> information over the messaging layer?
It would completely fail.
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 8:03 AM, David F. Skoll wrote:
> Paul Wrightson wrote:
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>> Wow - Enterprise Service Bus via IRC!
>
> Hey, if it's good enough to control a botnet with a hundred thousand hosts,
> it's good enough for a 10-person company. :-)
Actually, I think it is a very elegant solution
Paul Wrightson wrote:
> Wow - Enterprise Service Bus via IRC!
Hey, if it's good enough to control a botnet with a hundred thousand hosts,
it's good enough for a 10-person company. :-)
> What is the overhead of supporting the IRC and robots?
What do you mean by "overhead"? If you mean CPU or ne
Wow - Enterprise Service Bus via IRC!
What is the overhead of supporting the IRC and robots?
Did you consider MQ or similar?
Paul W
David F. Skoll wrote:
> sends a specially-formatted message on an internal IRC channel.
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> On our desktops, we have robots listening on the IRC channel. When they
Ed W wrote:
> I would love to see a bit more about how you integrated Asterisk and Sugar?
When a call comes in, we make an system() call in the dialplan to a Perl
script that looks up the Caller*ID in Sugar. If it finds an account, it
sends a specially-formatted message on an internal IRC channe
David F. Skoll wrote:
> shaker Khzym wrote:
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>> Thank you for your reply David.
>>
>
>
>> What tasks are available to you by integrating Ledgersmb with RT?
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> Well, instead of posting a long explanation to the list, have a look
> at these slides I made:
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> http://media.skoll
shaker Khzym wrote:
> Thank you for your reply David.
> What tasks are available to you by integrating Ledgersmb with RT?
Well, instead of posting a long explanation to the list, have a look
at these slides I made:
http://media.skoll.ca/asterisk-08.pdf
The talk concentrates mostly on Asterisk
Thank you for your reply David.
What tasks are available to you by integrating Ledgersmb with RT? We are
looking at something similar for tracking our customers and corresponding
tickets. But we ultimately would like to generate an invoice from that ticket
info. Any additional information
