I am working with Tzafrir on that packaging now. When we're ready, I'll be
asking for a Debian sync to get the new package into (at least) Natty, and I
will have a copy of it for Maverick in my PPA to test.
On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 11:44 AM, Darik Horn wrote:
> The Asterisk 1.8.1.1 packaging curr
That was the plan. They'll have to be modified just a tad because some
of the installation directories are changing a bit (/usr/share/asterisk
will now only *hold* sound files and /var/lib/asterisk will be the data
directory, as it should be) but the major part of the packaging is
already done by T
Don't mean to just take this away, but part of what I am working with
the Debian Pkg-VoIP team on is this set of packages. Most likely, by the
time we are done, we'll be syncing this from Debian as well.
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** Changed in: asterisk (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ryan Egesdahl (deriamis)
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I should be more clear: this is in relation to the iLBC codec license
which seems to have a questionable status. That's why the codec was
dropped from the Debian build of the code. It would appear that the GIPS
license on the ilbcfreeware.org site is in conflict with the IETF
policies regarding fre
I'll do that, thanks. We are also working on longstanding licensing
issues with software in the package as well, so it might be a while.
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Rather, I made contact with the folks at Debian. Whoopsie! I need more
sleep, sorry.
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I have made contact with the PKG-VoIP maintenance team at Ubuntu and I
am working with them on making changes to the package. I'll post on this
bug again when we can sync the package from Debian - hopefully, in
enough time to get it into Natty.
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Well, that certainly explains why I didn't find something. It's been
about a month since the last commit, though, so it's possible it won't
be ready for Natty at this rate. Or at least, not comfortably so.
I have contacted him through Alioth and asked to compare notes, though I
am already working
Really? I already looked there and didn't find anything for it. I've
been bungling my way through reinventing the wheel this entire time!
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soon have one for Maverick in my
PPA.
URL: http://www.asterisk.org
License: GPL-2+, some portions BSD (both 3-clause and 4-clause)
** Affects: asterisk (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Assignee: Ryan Egesdahl (deriamis)
Status: In Progress
** Tags: needs-packaging
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For those of you who don't want to do the rebuild, I have uploaded the
package to my PPA.
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I don't think that's going to completely solve the problems with IPv6
and NM, unfortunately. It seems that when NM doesn't get a router
advertisement for IPv6 in a relatively short timeframe, it fails the
entire connection, even if it got an IPv4 address. Where that ties into
this bug is that if (b
I'm using Lucid now, and (on the same hardware) I no longer have this
problem. I think it's fixed, now. Is anyone else using Lucid that can
confirm the same thing?
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Extremely loud and intrusive system beep with (some?) HD Audio devices
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/331589
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I can confirm the details of this problem. When I am on an IPv6-enabled
WLAN with radvd running on the router, selecting a new wlan (or even the
same one) causes multicast to fail on the interface. Rebooting does not
seem to always help. Flushing the addresses and routes and re-adding the
link-loca
I've done some snooping on this problem, and here is what I can tell
you:
There is a setting in gconf under desktop->gnome->peripherals->keyboard
called "bell_mode" that controls the system bell. When set to "on", a
keyboard event (such as hitting backspace on an empty line) will cause
the annoyi
Uhm, no, sorry - this problem happens every time Rhythmbox starts with
something in its watched directories that it doesn't understand. Yes,
it's a wishlist *feature*, but the behavior itself isn't. Whether or not
the media format is understood, we shouldn't be getting notifications
every single ti
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