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> On 5/2/06, Daevid Vincent <daevid@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > I'm a little confused because Asterisk 1.2.7 is the latest |
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> according to |
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> > their website, and 1.2.5 was the previous version. Yet the |
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> ebuilds go |
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> > steadily from 1.0.7 through 1.0.10 and then there's nothing |
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> till this hard |
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> > masked 1.2.7 version... :-\ |
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> > Is this package not being actively maintained anymore? |
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> Why would you think that? One of the very links you pointed us to |
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> show that the the ebuild was last updated on Apr 16th. That was |
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> barely two weeks ago, and mentions "work-in-progress wrapper |
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> initscript". That sounds like there is still some work to do on |
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> 'Gentoo-izing' the program. |
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I thought that because of the gap in versions. I figured there would have at |
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least been a 1.2.5 ebuild or a 1.2.x one. Gentoo is usually on the cutting |
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edge for most packages, especially something as "hot" as Asterisk is right |
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now... I was a little embarrassed recently, when a debian friend was showing |
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me his Asterisk setup with some custom Ruby code and offered to help set me |
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up. But we couldn't get it to work and realized this version was so far from |
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his and we were running into SIP bugs or something... |
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> Plus, you can click on the developer's link , and see that in fact, |
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> Stefan is still very active on committing patches for all versions of |
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> asterisk and related packages. |
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Over-looked that the cryptic "(stkn)" was a useful link. I didn't realize |
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those were his initials until just now and I'm not one to go clicking random |
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links. |
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> Please bear in mind that all the Gentoo devs are unpaid voluteers with |
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> real lives and obligations. |
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Oh. I'm not complaining. I guess I was asking moreso to decide if I should |
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just grab the source from Asterisks site or if I should wait a bit till the |
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ebuild is available, at least as ~x86. |
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Thanks as always for your guidance Richard. |
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