Kamailio project is glad to announce that a new person got developer GIT write access to repository: Patric Marschall Working for 1&1 AG, he is going to help maintaining and developing further the modules contributedRead More…
A new module is available in the Kamailio development branch: dmq_usrloc This module adds replication of user location records to multiple Kamailio nodes using the distributed message queue (dmq) module. It’s developed byRead More…
Kamailio project is glad to announce that a new person got developer GIT write access to repository: Andrey Rybkin He wrote a new module that allow replication of user location records (usrloc module) toRead More…
Kamailio SIP Server v4.2.2 stable is out – a minor release including fixes in code and documentation since v4.2.0 – configuration file and database compatibility is preserved. Kamailio (former OpenSER) v4.2.2 is basedRead More…
Daniel has posted a series of blog posts with interesting tips specific for Kamailio v4.2.x with a lot of interesting new features and examples. This is really good reading, even if you considerRead More…
A very dynamic 2014 for Kamailio has reached its end! Thank you everyone for contributing to it! Looking forward to 2015, a lot of new features in Kamailio and new contributors! WeRead More…
Another year is getting slowly to the end, an excellent opportunity to thank to all old and new friends of Kamailio project, from contributing code to using it, helping on mailing lists and otherRead More…
Kamailio World is the conference for realtime communication with Kamailio and related projects – now for the third year in Berlin in 2015! Submission of presentation proposals for Kamailio World 2015 isRead More…
A short note to say that kamailio.org server availability may be interrupted shortly after 18:00 (Berlin time), on Wednesday, December 17, 2014, due to scheduled maintenance work. Among affected services: main webRead More…
Today we moved the source code management away from an old server to a new infrastructure, based on Github. The main GIT repository that all developers use for development of Kamailio isRead More…