[Asterisk-Users] telephony that "just works"

[Michael Van Donselaar]

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 11:01:12 -0300, Ivan Stepaniuk <istepaniuk at opensa.com.ar>
wrote:

>On Mon, 2005-10-10 at 13:28 +0200, lenz wrote:
>> I am looking for a way to have multiple remote Windows users download a  
>> package and get connected to *. My idea would be that they run a simple  
>> app, it connects without any setting to an * box (maybe via IAX) and then  
>> people press a button to talk. It would be okay if they had to enter a  
>> username and password, but not more than that.
>
>i've tried IaxComm 
>http://iaxclient.sourceforge.net/iaxcomm/
>
>it works, it's iax, and it's open source so you can re-package -
>re-compile it with you own default settings (or even hide those settings
>you don't want final users to see)  

Rather than recompile with presets, you'd probably want to change the reg keys
used in the installer.  When I was first developing iaxComm for family and
friends, I distributed the executable with a .reg file with their
username/password, the asterisk server , and a few speed dials preset.

I finally wrote the installer script for an ITSP that has a really neat
approach:

The user provides username and password on the web page.  The server modifies
the username and password in the nsi script, and rebuilds a new installer for
each user.

>
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>Ivan Stepaniuk <istepaniuk at opensa.com.ar>
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