Re: Some impressions and comments aboutOGo

> 
> Which BTW brings me back to crappy packages. I have the impression  
> that we should stop providing packages from the OGo website. That  
> definitely hurts, but unmaintained/crappy packages are useless too.
> Maybe we should instead focus on providing a great build-from-the- 
> source experience.
I have such a script for OpenBSD, it configures, asterisk, jabber, ogo, 
mail, ldap, ... alltogether, in case you activate it, maybe it could be of 
any help.

Right now I am trying to write ports, that then will result in packages, for 
OpenBSD. It is just the fact, that software that is not available in a port, 
does not get very much attention from OpenBSD users, or even less.

Sebastian
> 
> Greets,
>    Helge
> 
> PS: people can already buy the Instant-OGo to avoid the install  
> troubles (and get all the other stuff like mail servers too). Thats  
> what I would do if I would need to install Asterisk ...
I won't sell you one, but as offered before, I can install and configure you 
one, for testing purposes on a spare box.

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