Hello everyone,
as has become already a tradition, we would like to invite all VoIP people and everyone interested in sip-router and related projects (SER, Kamailio/OpenSER, OpenSIPS, SEMS etc) who is attending FOSDEM, Europe's biggest Free and Open Source conference, to a dinner on the evening of Saturday February 4th. This is the perfect opportunity to socialize among the developers, get to know the people behind email addresses and commits, do networking, find the people for the next project, and/or just hang out together with fine food and drinks.
Participation at the event is free of charge, everybody pays for their own expenses. In order to do reservation in a restaurant please send me a short mail if you would like to attend. Please also indicate if you don't want to have your contact details communicated to the other social event attendees.
If you are still wondering whether it's worth to go to FOSDEM - among all the other interesting talks this year in the telephony-devroom on Sunday, 5th, there will be a few directly related talks (the exact time may be subject to change): 11:30 Andreas Granig: From zero to VoIP provider in 15 minutes 12:55 Stefan Sayer: Session Border Control with SEMS 15:25 Daniel-Constantin Mierla: Secure SIP Communications with Kamailio 16:15 Saúl Ibarra Corretgé: SIP beyond VoIP http://fosdem.org/2012/schedule/track/telephony_and_communications_devroom
Hope to see you all in Brussels!
With Best Regards Stefan Sayer
Hi Stefan,
this event became a tradition for friends of SER/Kamailio, as we have been organizing it for many years so far.
I saw the lists where you sent the invitation message and I have to say that I am only joining a dinner where I get to a pleasant atmosphere. In no way I will join for a dinner with people that tried to screw us up badly back in 2008, when they created a fork, stole project's domain and spread lies and untrue crap about us.
Not sure what Henning (which was very impolite attacked at that time by those people) or Olivier think about, but if the creators of the fork in 2008 will be accepted to join the dinner, I prefer to announce a separate event for friends of Kamailio/SER.
Cheers, Daniel
On 1/16/12 11:41 PM, Stefan Sayer wrote:
Hello everyone,
as has become already a tradition, we would like to invite all VoIP people and everyone interested in sip-router and related projects (SER, Kamailio/OpenSER, OpenSIPS, SEMS etc) who is attending FOSDEM, Europe's biggest Free and Open Source conference, to a dinner on the evening of Saturday February 4th. This is the perfect opportunity to socialize among the developers, get to know the people behind email addresses and commits, do networking, find the people for the next project, and/or just hang out together with fine food and drinks.
Participation at the event is free of charge, everybody pays for their own expenses. In order to do reservation in a restaurant please send me a short mail if you would like to attend. Please also indicate if you don't want to have your contact details communicated to the other social event attendees.
If you are still wondering whether it's worth to go to FOSDEM - among all the other interesting talks this year in the telephony-devroom on Sunday, 5th, there will be a few directly related talks (the exact time may be subject to change): 11:30 Andreas Granig: From zero to VoIP provider in 15 minutes 12:55 Stefan Sayer: Session Border Control with SEMS 15:25 Daniel-Constantin Mierla: Secure SIP Communications with Kamailio 16:15 Saúl Ibarra Corretgé: SIP beyond VoIP http://fosdem.org/2012/schedule/track/telephony_and_communications_devroom
Hope to see you all in Brussels!
With Best Regards Stefan Sayer
On Monday 16 January 2012, Stefan Sayer wrote:
as has become already a tradition, we would like to invite all VoIP people and everyone interested in sip-router and related projects [...] to a dinner on the evening of Saturday February 4th.
Hi Stefan,
thank you for the invitation. Please count me in for the event.
Viele Grüße/ best regards,
Henning
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