[Asterisk-Users] SIP Subscriptions

[Douglas Garstang]

Good grief. Your perceptions of reality are quite warped. It seems you have a problem with me asking a lot of valid questions. Why exactly is that?
 

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	From: C F [mailto:shmaltz at gmail.com] 
	Sent: Tue 12/20/2005 7:24 PM 
	To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion 
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	Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] SIP Subscriptions
	
	

	Google tells me that the first message from you on this list is on Dec
	6, while there might be an error in that, I doubt that Google is off
	by more than a week.
	(http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22Douglas+Garstang%22+site%3Adigium.com&btnG=Google+Search)
	
	We have done well overhere on this list without your bashing and
	ranting, you can go back to where you are coming from. Sleep with your
	Panasonic/Avaya/Nortel/Toshiba/NEC or whatever other crapy (err good)
	system you were using until Dec/6, and leave us alone.
	
	I'm sure between one of those mentioned you can find one that will not
	time out after 30 seconds when you set it to 60 using queues, or one
	that still uses CVS, or one that will load ztdummy without reading
	docs on how to do it, or one that will not loose it's subscriptions
	while doing a reload, or one that will play the announce file you
	specify and not 0, or one that supports ACD from Polycom phones, or
	one that does support Realtime to share sip registration, or one that
	comes with real good docs on using realtime, or one that updates the
	fullcontact field when using sip in conjuction with SER (but that
	shouldn't be too relevant), or one that when doing 'select * from
	sip_buddies where username=<called-username>'. doesnt' fail
	periodically.... even Under certain circumstances that you don't yet
	understand, or one that does use the values of the DB and not AstDB,
	or one that doesn't have HA problems when your so lazy, or one that
	has such a big user support group as this.
	
	Douglas Garstang, please stop ranting bashing swearing and cursing
	when thing don't go your way, it wont get you anywhere (minus my
	ignore list). If you have a problem:
	
	* Some end users of asterisk (users and installers, that know it for a
	bit longer than since Dec/6, and have done bigger installations for
	PRODUCTION environments than 120 users), will gladly help you with a
	config problem but NOT if you act the way you did since Dec/6
	
	* Developers will gladly fix any bugs you find, and even listen to
	suggestion for improvements, but not with this attitude.
	* New features, you can air them out on the list (respecting others),
	and if enough interest exists a bounty can be set up.
	
	I don't think that *ANYBODY* on this list owes *YOU* anything, and as
	the other poster said, close the door on the way out, I will just add
	one thing: trip on the way out so you can't ever come back.
	
	
	Now about your stupid post.
	
	On 12/20/05, Douglas Garstang <dgarstang at oneeighty.com> wrote:
	> So I see that if you issue a 'reload' command in Asterisk 1.2.1, you lose all your SIP subscriptions. Nice. Basically that means the use of hints and subscriptions in a production environment is a completely impossible. Awesome. Considering traditional phone users have come to expect this functionality, it leaves a lot to be desired as far as Asterisk is concerned.
	
	"/completely impossible"/
	Yeah I agree, because if subscriptions and hints done work, your calls
	don't go thru. So I think you should dump it.
	
	"/traditional phone users/"
	Wow, do you mean traditiona phone users of Verizon? or of a key
	system? as Verizon doesn't realy offer that service, nor does any
	other PBX (although some will allow you limited functions in this
	area, unless you are paying tons of money for a receptionists console,
	it will never come to what you can get done with Asterisk and FOP).
	
	"/it leaves a lot to be desired as far as Asterisk is concerned./"
	You remind me of the guy that didn't want to take out that spoon of
	his coffee cup. Leave and that way rid yourself of that curse called
	Asterisk, and us of that curse called Douglas Garstang.
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