Dear Mike, Please tell me which version of Sofia we have to use as the latest, to develope applications? I have counted them four: 1) "official": http://sofia-sip.sourceforge.net/ 2) "freeswitch": http://git.freeswitch.org/git/freeswitch/tree/libs/sofia-sip 3) "gitorious": http://gitorious.org/sofia-sip 4) "one more": https://github.com/unisontech/sofia-sip
"Official" looks discontinued. "Gitorious" has warning that stops building in Visual C++ 2010 Express (line 99 of libsofia-sip-ua\su\su_timer.c contains signed/unsigned mismatch). "Freeswitch" does not want to be built as a stand-alone library (in windows & linux). They all looks different! :( -- Konstantin Yeliseyev, ka...@bk.ru OpenMCU-ru Project, http://openmcu.ru/ 18.11.2013 17:15, Michael Jerris wrote: > Pekka is no longer at Nokia. I think I am the only one with commit access to > the gitorious tree still around and responding at all. I don't have the > ability to roll releases. There are still plenty of people working on > sofia-sip from what I can see, but yeah, no official maintainer who is around > and actively working on anything. > > Mike > > On Nov 18, 2013, at 7:18 AM, Dave Horton <d...@dchorton.com> wrote: > >> Personally, I would prefer to see it moved to github, where I find the tools >> are a bit better for this kind of collaboration (e.g. forking). But this >> project mostly seems to need a lead maintainer (and I, also, am not blaming >> Pekka - I imagine there has been an avalanche of changes and new directions >> at nokia in the past year or so). That someone is probably not me -- I'd be >> happy to submit fixes, and have some degree of knowledge of nta, but I don't >> think my knowledge is good enough at the moment to review bug fixes across >> the scope of the product. >> >> >> On Nov 18, 2013, at 11:37 AM, Andreas Wehrmann <andreas_wehrm...@yahoo.at> >> wrote: >> >> >> On 11/18/2013 10:04 AM, Dave Horton wrote: >>> Hi Andreas - >>> >>> Yes, I went back and read your question. Looks like it never really got >>> answered, and then sidetracked into a specific bug fix discussion. And >>> while it would be great to get fixes from Freeswitch back in, that clearly >>> isn't happening yet. If I am reading the commit history in gitorious >>> correctly (as you'd mentioned, just finding out that is where it was hosted >>> was a fairly random occurrence), things ground to a halt a couple of years >>> ago with Pekka's last commit. Also, Freeswitch uses nua but I prefer to >>> use nta in most of my projects. I see a handful of merge requests being >>> opened but not being addressed. >>> >>> For now I've created my own clone on gitorious, like a few others have >>> done. I suppose like others that have done this I will can cherry-pick >>> commits that look useful from other people's clones, but this is slapdash >>> and does kind of both concern me and sadden me to see a useful product that >>> seems to be dying slowly from lack of support. I'd be interested in >>> feedback that either (a) tells me I'm wrong, and why or (b) provides >>> suggestion on other (modern, supported, open, C/C++) sip stacks that I >>> ought to be looking at. >>> >>> Dave >>> >>> >> I would need to agree with you there. >> I was often wondering who is responsible for Sofia. >> That would seem to be Pekka but he seems to be concerned with other things >> (I'm not blaming him, just pointing it out) >> and there's apparently nobody else? >> >> What I find a little bit odd is that the official branch of Sofia seems to >> have come to a halt although there seem to be lots of people >> using it. The question that bothers me is: Why didn't changes from these >> people flow back to the official version? >> (guess that's because Pekka is (the only?) maintainer and just didn't have >> the time). >> >> The FreeSwitch guys seem to do a good job but the I think the sofia-sip >> version in the FreeSwitch repo is to be considered a fork, >> not just a branch of the official repo? >> >> I think this library needs more maintainers. >> >> Thoughts, anyone? >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> DreamFactory - Open Source REST & JSON Services for HTML5 & Native Apps >> OAuth, Users, Roles, SQL, NoSQL, BLOB Storage and External API Access >> Free app hosting. 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