[Serusers] SER Community Site ( onsip.org ) and Getting Started Documentation

[Klaus Darilion]

Hi!

Up to now I can only find the README of the lcr module and the README of 
the xlog modul on the website.

IMO it is a bad idea to put README files on this website. Who will 
update these files if the original files in CVS will change. This will 
lead to inconsistence.

I rather would like to see, if the site would be like voip-info: 
Publishing user experiences and documentation which can't be found on 
the iptel site. e.g.:
- snippets of ser.cfg for certain features
- complete ser.cfg's
- description of undocumented functions (until they are in the original 
documentation. This way everbody can easily write documentation and 
after some time a serdeveoper with cvs acces and sgml knowledge can 
copy-past it into the offical documentation)
- architecture (HA, ser+asterisk, ser+gateways)
- NAT traversal

Only tested and working ser.cfg's should be posted here. No discussions, 
feature requests ... --> these belong to the mailinglist.

regards,
klaus

Simon Miles wrote:
> Dear All,
>  
> As the deployment of the iptel.org ser package has increased, the number 
> of questions being asked on the 'serusers' mailing list have also 
> increased, a significant proportion of them from people who are just 
> beginning to comprehend the usage of ser and the associated modules.
>  
> A group of experienced ser users have decided to help the community and 
> are working on a 'Getting Started' document that will detail how to 
> deploy a working ser environment and then configure it to support 
> authentication, MySQL, PSTN Gateways, NAT and many other facilities.
>  
> The same group have also noticed that creating a common repository of 
> files and modules that support ser is also greatly needed. This is not a 
> replacement of the iptel.org and cvs.berlios.de sites or the serusers 
> list, but an extension of their existing capability to support the 
> practical side of deploying ser into live environments.
>  
> It is hoped to release the first draft of this 'Getting Started' 
> document into the community within the next few weeks.
>  
> The community site is already now open at http://onsip.org/. Please 
> register and have a look!
>  
> So watch this space and we hope that the community will appreciate this work
>  
> Paul ( phazlett at gmail.com ), Simon ( simon at SystemsRM.co.uk ), Greger ( 
> greger at teigre.com )
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