Books

This page allows users to quickly contribute and share applications, other modules, patches etc. When/if modules are sufficiently stable and supported, they will be added to SVN. If possible, please send a note to the appropriate mailing list to notify other users if you add something here.

C++ applications

• sems calling card application

Python applications with IVR

Python applications with py_sems

Patches

• fixing broken gateways

Tips

• early media call flow

This book is a collection of documents intended to document changes from 0.9.x to 2.0, as well as new features in 2.0. 

Feel free to add book pages or edit existing ones if you have some experiences! (or you can add a comment).

The presence functionality of SERi 2.0 (Ottendorf) is documented in the presence handbook.

NOTE!!!  The initial text and info has just been pasted in from various sources and has not been edited to form standalone, not-too-technical information!

Test

This is the main entry page for documentation and coordination of the SIP Express Bundle project.

SIP Express Bundle

• Create a way for people to quickly get a running server with all iptel.org software pre-installed and configured to work with each other
• Through a wizard or script (OS or web-based) guide the user through local configurations all the way to a functioning system where calls can be made to/from one or more domain names (dependent on DNS configuration)
• Document precisely how the installation is done once a basic OS has been installed, so that people

Introduction

This is an overview of the rationale behind the build system for SIP Express Router configuration files, seri.cfg. It also is an introduction to how to use the build system.

The buildsystem has been commited to CVSi, the rel_2_0_0 tagi, and will be a part of the final 2.0 release. It was not part of Release Candidate 1, so if you want to download the buildsystem separately, you can download it from ftp://siprouter.teigre.com/pub/buildsystem. The latest is ftp://siprouter.teigre.com/pub/buildsystem/ser.buildsystem.latest.tar.gz. The requirements are linux shell and m4 (installed on most systems). The changelog tells you what has been updated lately.