Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is an open source edition released by Microsoft, with a special focus for development. It is an Electron application, therefore it can run on many operating systems, including LinuxRead More…
Video recordings for all the sessions at Kamailio World Conference 2017 were made available on KamailioWorld YouTube channel next day after the event. You can see them at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCElq4JNTPd7bs2vbfAAYVJA The channel hasRead More…
Siremis v4.4.0 is out – the web management interface for Kamailio SIP Server. There were few changes to mark the last release compatible with Kamailio v4.x series. Future development will focus on compatibilityRead More…
Recently I discovered a tutorial written on Medium blogging platform by Igor Olemskoi, published about two months ago, covering Kamailio and Siremis installation, named “Kamailio SIP proxy — installation and minimal configuration example“. It isRead More…
Just few days and the 5th edition of Kamailio World Conference & Exhibition starts. Two days and a half full with technical tutorials, presentations, open discussions and demos. With more participants thanRead More…
With a bit of delay, given that had to accommodate and accept some requests from the last year queue, I am glad to announces that we can offer two more seats atRead More…
We would like to announce that Guillaume Bour (https://github.com/gbour) has now developer privileges on Kamailio’s gihub project. He has contributed recently a new module named keepalive – more about it at: https://kamailio.org/docs/modules/devel/modules/keepalive.html There is alsoRead More…
A new IRC devel meeting to is planned in order to discuss the current major issues and the logistics around the project as well as the plans for next Kamailio releases. The dateRead More…
Mikko Lehto has joined the developers group on Kamailio gihub project. He has made a lot of good pull requests over the time, specially to documentation and unit tests that could have been just committedRead More…
All the mailing lists related to the Kamailio project are using now lists.kamailio.org as primary domain, including sr-dev and sr-users. From now on, the emails to these mailing lists should be addressedRead More…