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Author Archives: moy
FreeSWITCH Monitoring – ClueCon 2016
Had a good time at ClueCon again. In just a few short weeks, hundreds of developers will descend upon the Swissôtel in Chicago to take part in telecom’s top conference for developers, ClueCon. ClueCon 2016, starting Aug. 8 and wrapping … Continue reading
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FreeSWITCH Internals Notes
At Sangoma we use FreeSWITCH as a communications development platform. I decided to write some notes and guide lines on the FreeSWITCH internal architecture so our developers can use the FreeSWITCH framework effectively. I decided to publish them here as well … Continue reading
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ClueCon 2015
I just got back from attending ClueCon 2015 in Chicago. This year the FreeSWITCH team presented their video conferencing support in version 1.6. Pretty neat stuff! This year my presentation was about “Scaling FreeSWITCH Performance”. One of the highlights is … Continue reading
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Sending email with python without an MTA
I always found puzzling that to send simple notification emails all examples I could find on the web required a valid account on an MTA and hard-coding your credentials in the script or some other dependencies that seemed a bit … Continue reading
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GitHub Rejects Multiple-Authors Commits
UPDATE: GitHub replied to my inquiry (that was fast!). It appears the FreeSWITCH repository has some corrupted commits. The command “git fsck” indicates an error as well with a couple of commits with multiple authors. GitHub seems to be performing … Continue reading
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Astricon – WebRTC in Asterisk
Astricon 10 just finished. It was nice to be back after missing it for the last 2 years. This time I shared my experiences with the Asterisk WebRTC implementation. Find the presentation here: https://moythreads.com/congresos/astricon2013/ Also available on SlideShare: https://www.slideshare.net/MoisesSilva6/implementation-lessons-using-webrtc Implementation Lessons … Continue reading
FreeSWITCH as a Kickass SBC
I had forgotten to post about ClueCon 2012, and here we are in 2013, another ClueCon went by! As every year, I attended in August 2012 and August 2013 to this telephony developer conference in Chicago (organized by the FreeSWITCH … Continue reading
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Sangoma Tapping Solution for FreeSWITCH
About 4 years ago I wrote a post about Sangoma Tapping with Asterisk. Many people has been interested in that and I’ve done a few implementations with it. Having said that, still showed some stability issues and it became a … Continue reading
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Wanpipemon Cookies: Echo Canceller Tricks
When you buy a Sangoma card you can buy it with or without hardware echo canceller. In most cases it is recommended to get the echo canceller as audio quality is something you don’t want to compromise on. Having said … Continue reading
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Sending UDP packets from the command line
Although is pretty easy to write a perl/python script to send UDP data, I wanted to be able to send a UDP message from the command line to test some code quickly. After 15 seconds of googling I found the … Continue reading
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