[Asterisk-Users] [Release] Skinny Support in cvs

[Dan Austin]

So I've been trying to pay attention, but I hadn't seen any updates on
SourceForge.

I inferred from the thread I could get a copy using CVS, but it looks
like our firewall
is keeping me out of CVS.  Is there another way to come by the source?

Dan

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeremy McNamara [mailto:jj at nufone.net] 
Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 9:37 PM
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] [Release] Skinny Support in cvs



If you have been paying attention, you already know this, but this 
weekend I have spent time ironing out the various details with my 
chan_skinny code that has been out there, if you knew where to look.   I

believe I now have all basic features operational and am going to be 
working on getting the class 5 (hold, transfers, call waiting and 
caller*id, etc) operational in the comming week(s). 

I have personally tested this code on 7910 and 12SP+'s and will soon 
dive into a 7960.  There currently may be issues with 7920s and ATAs, 
but with some proper debug information and/or the acutal device in my 
grubby mitts I am sure I can get around any nuances.

If you have an issue with this code please use http://bugs.digium.com.  
Patches are absolutely apprecaited, however you should check with me 
before spending time as it may be a feature I have already played with 
locally and haven't gotten around to intergrating it into the mainline 
CVS code.

I would like to thank miro_ for his patience and fnancial support, along

with [Sim], klasstek, bkw_,  PavelL,  theo and ManxPower for willingly 
diving into nearly untested code and debuging.

Lastly, we cannot forget Mark Spencer for this absolutely amazing piece 
of software!


A quick sample config:


skinny.conf:

; Typical config for a 7910
[jeremy]                                 ; Device name
device=SEP0007EB363201                   ; Offical identifier  (SEP+<mac

adress>)
context=default
line => 500


extensions.conf:

exten => 1234,1,Dial,SKINNY/500 at jeremy|25|r



Disclaimer:  All research and development of chan_skinny is for the sole

purpose of writing interoperable software under Sect. 1201 (f) Reverse 
Engineering exception of the DMCA. The Skinny Client Control Protocol is

a Cisco Systems Incorporated Trademark.  chan_skinny is distributed 
WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.





Jeremy McNamara















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