Self Hating Technologists
Soon we will get a look at yet another distro ombutel.com I believe it is link to Xorcom and is asterisk based, not sure if it will be open source.
gary
Thanks, Jose for you reply, did they give an expected release date ? I was not able to travel to Florida for IT expo but I'm very interested in seeing this distro
Already perform tests in Digital Ocean, these are the steps to work:
1.- wget http://updates.xorcom.com/~xorcom/ombu-docean.tar.gz in /tmp forder/
2.- cd /tmp
3.- tar xzf ombu-docean.tar.gz
4.- cd digital-ocean
5.- edit with vi the file provision.h and coment this 2 line
#setenforce 0
#sed -n ‘s/^SELINUX=.*$/SELINUX=disabled/’ /etc/selinux/config
6.- ./provision.sh
7.- we recommend using at least 1GB of memory.
8.- to troubleshoot audio go to Settings / Technology Settings / Sip Settings and NAT External Address enter the public address of the server. And add the private Local Network.
I don't get a warm and fuzzy feeling from this video. Seems like a very thin organization. Don't like the hardware underpinnings of the company either and there a smell of proprietary pieces down the road. We don't need any more closed source experiences. I think if Roger disappeared or loses interest it would be toast.
http://www.asterisk.org/vef/load/6c82a91c645c4c1f8d39df6002ed176e?width=640&height=365
http://www.asterisk.org/community/a...new-way-manage-asterisk-fast-secure-intuitive
ioncube-loader-5.0.17-1.x86_64
It's not GPL code for sure... except for the thousands of pieces they've "borrowed" from the GPL community. Sound familiar?
There is an open source PBX solution out there that, on paper, is everything we've ever talked about and wanted on these forums. It's technically superior to Asterisk and FreePBX. But the support reeks of condescention and a "meh, go away, newb" attitude. Who wants to deal with that?
Very familiar.... If a group wants to join and support the Asterisk community and benefit from our time and effort they need to do more than create a closed source GUI and then expect that we'll debug and further develop it for them. Doing so almost insures that they will dissapoint us and do what others did.It's not GPL code for sure... except for the thousands of pieces they've "borrowed" from the GPL community. Sound familiar?
I think that's pretty much always been the case. It's not just "trouble ticket" type support, but also adding new features, quality and simplicity of installs, general ease of use, etc. Most open source seems to be built around the 80/20 rule for geeks. Unless there are commercial $$$ involved, the resources often aren't there to get past that 80% mark in any meaningful way.Lately I've been starting to see a correlation in open source projects: the more technically superior and open, the worse the support. Where there is a commercial component, the support is better. There's more on the line.
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