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On Thursday 26 February 2004 20:32, Brandon Hale wrote: |
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> On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 17:58 -0500, Kevin wrote: |
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> > Is anyone working on an ebuild for this: |
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> > http://www.vovida.org/applications/downloads/vocal |
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> >/? |
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> You could make one, and submit it to bugs.gentoo.org |
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> ;) |
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I think I will. Just thought I'd check to make sure |
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nobody else had done or was doing the same thing. Can |
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I take the lack of replies (excepting yours of course) |
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as conclusive that nobody else is doing it? Or is |
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there another list that would be a better forum for |
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such a question? |
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> Just a little food for thought, not sure how much |
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> you've researched.. Looking quickly at this app it |
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Pretty thoroughly, but I'm always happy to learn about |
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other tools. |
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> seems totally focused on providing a VoIP gateway, |
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> which is cool, but not very real-world useful |
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> without POTS (plain old telephone service) |
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> integration, except for personal via a software or |
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> hardware SIP phone to other VoIP enabled locations. |
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> If this is something you are interested, check out |
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> Asterisk, and opensource and multi-protocol VoIP |
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> ready PBX system with all the bells and whistles, |
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> including built in voicemail. This integrates with |
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> POTS and T1/E1 hardware from Digium (digium.com) to |
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> provide real world integration between POTS and |
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> VoIP. |
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Cool! Thanks for mentioning it. |
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-Kevin |
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