Please remove H.323 from Asterisk (was H.323 support is
distrubuted with Asterisk (was Re: [Asterisk-Users] chan_oh323.so:
Segmentation Fault))
William Walsh
william at wxw.org
Fri May 23 03:48:16 MST 2003
Well, Roy, having been there when this was an issue in the IRC channel,
I'd say the more accurate way of describing it is that there is an issue
with you and JerJer personally. I've not seen JerJer ever quiz someone
about their political views before helping them, but with the open
hostility between the two of you in the IRC channel, it is more
accurately described as a personal issue only.
On Fri, 2003-05-23 at 03:22, Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:
> > I've seen Jeremy give a great amount of help to people trying to get
> > chan_h323 working on the IRC channel, and I've seen most of them get it
> > to work. You may not like the attitude of the author, but that's really
> > a personal issue of little relevance, after all look at DJB for a
> > perfect example of a coder who does excellent work, but has a major
> > attitude about it (and dare I say arrogance in his case).
>
> I do not think any open source project, or any projects, should need to work
> with people refusing to fix bugs because of the bug submitter's political,
> racial, sexual, whatever, standpoints. That's what's happening here now;
> actual discrimination. Jeremy just tells me to RTFM, and when given all the
> details I can give, he's just 'On your own'.
>
> If asterisk is meant to be good and stable, we don't need such deveopers.
> Then, we're probably better off with stuff like chan_oh323.
>
> roy
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