[Asterisk-Users] Opinions on IAX JitterBuffer in old-school 1 .0.0?

[Colin Anderson]

Wasn't that terrible thanks to asterisk-update.sh, just drudgery. As to HEAD
/ 1.2 I'd rather let others be early adopters, thanks. I'm trying to get
business done, not lay awake at night thinking how my dialplan is going to
be broken because of syntax changes or waiting for a box to core dump. I
know, I know, HEAD is way better but I have to be conservative - my users
are still leery about VoIP and they will nit-pick about any little thing
("You mean I have to press OK after I dial? That's stupid" and my all-time
favorite "I get confused when I have three incoming calls at one, I forget
who's on each line - why can't the phone help me with that, I thought these
phones were so great")

Straw poll: What's the stupidest complaint you've ever had to chase down? 

-----Original Message-----
From: steve at daviesfam.org [mailto:steve at daviesfam.org]
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 11:26 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Opinions on IAX JitterBuffer in old-school
1 .0.0?




On Fri, 28 Oct 2005, Colin Anderson wrote:

> >Does sound like you have the fix - upgrade to a newer Asterisk.
> 
> *groan* Yes, it did solve the problem, 100%. I upgraded a single site to
> 1.0.9 and call quality is perfect. Now, on to the other 29....thank GOD
for
> SSH. 

As its such a big job, are you SURE you wouldn't rather move them all the 
CVS-HEAD, which is oh-so-nearly 1.2 beta2 and then 1.2 release...?

Steve

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