Project status, synway, sip, and troll

David Sugar <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnu.bayonne.devel
Organization GNU Telephony
Message-ID <[email protected]>
This morning I released 0.9.4 with some bugfixes for Bayonne 2.  As I am 
going to have less availability for the next week or so, I wanted to 
cover the issues I thought are most demanding of immediate review in 
Bayonne 2:

First, I have not had a chance to go through the new synway 
documentation yet.  I hope I do get some time to do so soon, so that I 
can get a more complete partial driver framework out to those looking to 
complete it.

On the sip side, I have started a migration to exosip2, but this is not 
yet complete or usable.  This is actually a priority because there are a 
number of features which will only become possible to impliment once we 
fully support exosip2.

On the troll side, I think the most important thing to fix, debug, and 
complete is the new low level join and peering code.  Support for 
passing dtmf signaling already exists through queEvent, but not to do 
anything yet when receiving a dtmf event on behalf of another channel 
where it then needs to be "generated".  The join state needs a tie back 
to existing Bayonne tone generation, and the sip/rtp driver needs to 
also be able to generate either 2833 packets or sipinfo messages to 
complete gateway operations once basic peering issues are tested fully 
and worked through satisfactoraly.

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