Stargate Atlantis Cisco 7970 Ringtone

I was watching Stargate Atlantis the other night, and there was a small portion where a door opened and it played a neat sound. I thought hey, this would be a great ringtone for us fans.

I've captured the audio, converted it to pcm format, which can be used with your Cisco SIP phone. I'm sure it could also be used on Polycom, and other phones too.

Download the Stargate Atlantis Ringtone here {wav format}
Download the Stargate Atlantis Ringtone here {pcm format}

-biz: Dialplan Pro Beta – Windows GUI

----------------------------
DialplanPro Beta
----------------------------

Originally an exercise to learn Asterisk and have a GUI of my own to
use, I developed a Windows based GUI to build dial plans and upload them
to the Asterisk server.

Currently in beta, it's aim is to abstract routine chores such as
dialing an extension or playing a voice.

I also wanted to be able to implement custom code in a easy graphical
way as well so I included a scripting editor with most of the core
functionality you'd expect like syntax highlighting, Parameter Hints, etc.

jadmin: new jabberd 2.1 release

Today I've packaged 2.1.1 release of jabberd2.1
It's a bugfix release. No new features, only bugfixes.

Get it as usual at:

http://ftp.xiaoka.com/jabberd2/releases/jabberd-2.1.1.tar.gz

http://ftp.xiaoka.com/jabberd2/releases/jabberd-2.1.1.tar.bz2

Release Note
* mod_offline user delete nad double-free fix
* SSL certificate chain loading fix
* SQLite fixes by Christof Meerwald
* fixed MD5_CTX compilation errors
* fixed compilation warnings

Bypass Menu for Friends in Asterisk

I was looking for a way to bypass my menu tree, for friends calling into my line. I didn't want them to have to listen to my menu each and every time they call. Since I have my own CID Rolodex using the Asterisk Database, I figured I could quickly bypass the menu for any entries already in my "known friends" database. With a little help from the asterisk users mailing list, I got this all sorted out and working like a charm. So, To do this yourself you must do something like the following on your menu. I even got extra special and added in a cepstral (app_swift) command to greet "known" callers.. check out the code example below..

exten => s,1,Set(CALLERID(name)=${DB(cidname/${CALLERID(num)})})
exten => s,2,GotoIf($["${CALLERID(name)}" = ""]?3:100)
exten => s,3,[CONTINUE ON WITH YOUR MENU TREE HERE]

exten => s,100,Answer
exten => s,101,Swift( Hello ${CALLERID(name)}. Please wait while we dial your party immediately )
exten => s,102,[GOTO YOUR DIRECT DIAL CONTEXT HERE]

-biz: Zoiper Biz Beta released!

Hello guys!

We finally released the so expected new ZoIPer BIZ BETA (version 1.01).
You can experience better audio quality and more advanced features by
downloading it free of charge from www.zoiper.com.
There you can read more about the new improvements and features.
We also decided to offer a variety of customization packages for ZoIPeR
BETA.

ZoIPeR BIZ BETA 1.01 will expire on 4.02.2006 and of course by then it
will be replaced by another improved version.

Zoiper is a multiprotocol: SIP and IAX / IAX2 softphone, supporting
native conferencing, g729(optionally), Call recording, callto URL
protocol, autoanswer and much more.

For more information please consult:
www.zoiper.com
www.attractel.com

Greetings,
Mira

[VOIPSEC] Blue Box Podcast #48 available with top VoIP security stories of 2006, predictions for 2007, etc.

VOIPSEC readers,

Happy New Year to you all! I hope everyone had a great holiday season.

FYI, Blue Box podcast #48 was uploaded earlier this week and is available
for download at:

http://www.blueboxpodcast.com/2007/01/blue_box_48_the.html

Jonathan and I covered the usual news... the Skype worm that wasn't,
tutorials on how p2p firewall traversal works, commentary on using OpenID
for SIP authentication, drive-by SPIT and a bunch of other things.

We also looked back at what we saw as some of the larger VoIP security
issues of 2006 and gazed into the cloudy crystal ball to make some
predictions for 2007. (My #1 will not be hard to guess for listeners of
recent shows.)

Anyway, enjoy... and if you'd like to send in a comment (either written or
audio) with your predictions for 2007, feel free to send them on to
"blueboxpodcast@gmail.com".

Enjoy,
Dan

-users: New Web MeetMe for Asterisk 1.4

We've been holding back on this release to coincide with
the Asterisk 1.4.0 release.

This is mostly a compatibility release, but there are a
few new features:
- No longer requires register_globals in PHP
- Separated code from configuration settings in
./lib/defines.php (hopefully this will make
future upgrades easier)
- Migrated all database interfaces to PEAR::DB
which simplifies the code a bit and opens
up the possibility of using other databases
to host the scheduling DB (app_cbmysql is
still only MySQL, but ODBC is planned/hoped for)
- The conference monitoring code now uses the
concise output from "meetme list", improving
the parsing of participant details.
- Minor tweaks to improve the cbEnd.php script that
enforces the conference duration, plays announcements
and populates the conferencing CDRs.
- Conference CDR records now store participant duration
in seconds instead of a formatted string, allowing
for further analysis (the web interface still
formats the duration for display purposes)
* App_cbmysql is updated to work with Asterisk 1.4.0
* App_cbmysql has it's own build environment now, no
longer requiring a Makefile patch, etc...

The new release can be found at:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/web-meetme/

We do have a volunteer developer who will be maintaining the
2.X.X chain for Asterisk 1.2.X compatibility, so bug fixes and
features that are not Asterisk version dependant will still be
made available for older installations.

Thanks,
The Web-MeetMe development team...

« Previous Page