Development Is Open For Future Release Of v5.4.x Series
With the creation of branch 5.3, the master branch is again open for adding new features, to be part of future release series v5.4.x. Based on the workflow used during the pastRead More…
With the creation of branch 5.3, the master branch is again open for adding new features, to be part of future release series v5.4.x. Based on the workflow used during the pastRead More…
The Git branch 5.3 has been created, to be used for releasing v5.3.x series. To check out this branch, the following commands can be used: git clone https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio kamailio-5.3 cd kamailio-5.3 gitRead More…
Kamailio SIP Server project is organizing another meeting of its developers during November 14-15, 2019, hosted again by sipgate.deĀ in Dusseldorf, Germany. The event is intended to facilitate the interaction between Kamailio developersRead More…
The formal notification that the development for the next major version 5.3.0 is now frozen. The focus has to be on testing the master branch. Also, the master branch should not getRead More…
With the perspective that Python2 is going to be removed from the major Linux distributes starting with the beginning of next year, the work to upgrade kamcli to run with Python3 hasRead More…
Recently a new module was introduced in the GIT master branch, named lost – its documentation is available at: https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/lost.html It has been contributed by Wolfgang Kampichler from Frequentis AG, Austria. ItRead More…
A new module has been merged recently in Kamailio’s GIT master branch, respectively: xhttp_prom. Developed by Vicente Hernando from sonoc.io, the module generates suitable metrics for a Prometheus monitoring platform, answering toRead More…
A new module named app_lua_sr has been pushed to git master branch. It collects the functions that correspond to the Lua sr library, previously exported from app_lua module: https://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/app_lua_sr.html The Lua srRead More…
Recently, a series of commits focused on updating the command line arguments for Kamailio. With an increased popularity of deploying Kamailio in containerised environments, the flexibility of using command line arguments whenRead More…
Luis Martin Gil from zaleos.net has published a blog detailing how to create a new module for Kamailio using C++. Although Kamailio is written in C, sometimes C++ can be a moreRead More…