More than one year ago, Kamailio introduced the secsipid module, a first implementation of STIR/SHAKEN IETF extensions (RFC8224, RFC8588) for asserting caller identity, an updated specification of RFC4474 (implemented also in Kamailio,Read More…
Another development cycle approaches its end and a new Kamailio major version is at the horizon! With this we want to let everybody know that the development of Kamailio v5.5.x series willRead More…
A contribution by Mojtaba Esfandiari.S, the LRKProxy module was just merged to Kamailio GIT development branch. It does kernel based RTP relaying with the help of py_lrkproxy application: https://github.com/mojtabaesfandiari/pylrkproxy You can readRead More…
In order to plan the roadmap to next major release, it is time to organize another online devel meeting, so the developers and community members can syncronize and plan what should beRead More…
The git branch 5.4 was created, therefore the master branch is open for adding new features, to be part of future Kamailio release series v5.5.x. Any bug fix committed to master thatRead More…
The git branch 5.4 has been created, to be used for releasing Kamailio v5.4.x series. To check out this branch, the following commands can be used: git clone https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio kamailio-5.4 cd kamailio-5.4Read More…
Kamailio SIP Server v5.3.5 stable is out – a minor release including fixes in code and documentation since v5.3.4. The configuration file and database schema compatibility is preserved, which means you don’t haveRead More…
The formal notification that the development for the next major version 5.4.0 is now frozen. The focus has to be on testing the master branch. Also, the master branch should not getRead More…
Based on the discussions during the last online devel meeting, the plan is to release the next major version (Kamailio v5.4.0) around the mid of this summer. Therefore I propose to freezeRead More…
Kamailio SIP Server v5.2.7 stable is out – a minor release including fixes in code and documentation since v5.2.6. The configuration file and database schema compatibility is preserved, which means you don’tRead More…