OpenH323 status on Debian and packaging OpenH323+

[Diana Cionoiu]

Hi,

The story is easy.
The OpenH323 team decided to quit OpenH323 in favor of Opal. Since some 
people still want to use OpenH323 there is a team which started h323plus.
Now our software which is Yate doesn't work with nither Opal or h323plus 
because both are unstable or in the best case have serious performance 
issues.
I have no idea how in the future things should go, but there is an 
additional issue. The basic library is PWLib, which is not compatibile 
for both OpenH323 and Opal.
The thing that will make my life easier in enterprise installations will 
be to have 2 PWLib's versions, one for the latest stable OpenH323, and 
one for Opal as a development branch.
The h323plus is also not stable yet, and they still change kind of a lot 
of the API.

Diana

Santiago Garcia Mantinan wrote:
> Hi!
>
> For those of you that don't know me, I used to be maintaining all the
> openh323 stuff a long time ago, since then I've been part of the voip team,
> but with very little work done by me.
>
> I haven't followed openh323 stuff for a while but I've been contacted by
> people that would like to see packaged the openh323+ stuff, so I started
> looking at this and found that we have two versions of openh323, the plain
> and the titan, I don't even know what are the differences between these two,
> if somebody can please explain...
>
> I've found that we don't have openh323+ packaged and saw nothing about it on
> the subversion, so I'm wondering... is somebody working on this?
>
> If not... I'd like to start working on it, how would that be seen?
> Any directions for me to start with this? Should I start basing this on our
> current openh323 or openh323-titan packaging or better start from scratch? 
>
> I've been wanting to start working for the team again for some time, maybe
> this is the right time for me to start again, I'd surelly would like to.
>
> I'm waiting for your comments on all this.
>
> Regards...
>