[asterisk-users] Upgraded to 1.4.18 (from 1.2.27) and channels dropping on Zaptel and SIP
Jay R. Ashworth
jra at baylink.com
Thu Mar 27 14:34:22 CDT 2008
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 02:58:31PM -0400, Steve Totaro wrote:
> I am a user and a high level integrator, none of what you mention
> applies to me. Maybe in a lab if I had time...
If you are a high-level integrator, then it seems to me you make direct
profit off the backs of the developers you decline to support.
> I run multi million dollar call centers and very demanding PBXs, it is
> not in customer's best interest to run buggy code, therefore it is
> also not in my best interest.
Rockwell Galaxy's are great stuff.
> It is a similar relationship to corporations and their stockholders,
> the corp must do what is in the best interest of the shareholder. I
> like to call it good business, none of this rebooting daily, weekly,
> monthly crap.
>
> Maybe if you lost $26k/hr due to outages, you might feel differently....
Yup. And if I had lots of outages and that was an issue, I might run a
Galaxy and pay the price. But in fact, not such a problem.
> Asterisk is a loss leader for the hardware (cards, appliances,
> support, ABE) that is why it is free. Otherwise Asterisk would be
> vaporware.
Well, most of our cards are Sangomas, actually.
> Anyways, Asterisk has many costs but I guess you never took Econ 101
> or above in college.
Clearly, *you* failed reading comprehension. :-)
My entire point was that there are many different costs -- and that you
were shirking the most important one I could see.
> I have brought Asterisk to the attention of CSC, The US State Dept,
> large corporations, and foreign governments, is that some form of
> contribution to the community? I think promotion is a full time job
> in some outfits.
Sure.
Everyone contributes something different. And thanks.
:-)
> By the way, I use the best components to build my systems and my
> consulting fee is pretty nice, so you are right, nothing is free.
See? We're in violent agreement.
Cheers,
-- jra
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