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(new) libresiprocate-1.8-dev_1.8.2-1_amd64.deb extra libdevel
reSIProcate SIP stack - development files
 reSIProcate is a framework that aims to fully implement the SIP protocol
 in first class C++.  It is intended for use in other applications,
 such as the repro SIP proxy.
 .
 This package provides header files needed for developing applications
 based on the core reSIProcate libraries.
(new) libresiprocate-1.8_1.8.2-1_amd64.deb extra libs
reSIProcate SIP stack - shared libraries
 reSIProcate is a framework that aims to fully implement the SIP protocol
 in first class C++.  It is intended for use in other applications,
 such as the repro SIP proxy.
 .
 This package provides the core libraries: librutil (utilities),
 libresip (SIP stack/RFC compliant message parsing) and
 libdum (SIP Dialog Usage Manager, a state machine for SIP dialogs).
(new) libresiprocate-turn-client-1.8-dev_1.8.2-1_amd64.deb extra libdevel
reSIProcate TURN client (reTurn) - development files
 This package provides header files needed for developing applications
 based on the reSIProcate reTurn client library.
 .
 reSIProcate is a framework that aims to fully implement the SIP protocol
 in first class C++.  It is intended for use in other applications,
 such as the repro SIP proxy.
(new) libresiprocate-turn-client-1.8_1.8.2-1_amd64.deb extra libs
reSIProcate TURN client (reTurn) - shared libraries
 reTurn is the TURN component of the reSIProcate project.
 This package provides a shared library implementing the TURN
 protocol for NAT traversal, typically used in VoIP applications
 such as SIP and Jabber/XMPP.  It is a successor to STUN and
 is an important part of the Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
 protocol.
 .
 reSIProcate is a framework that aims to fully implement the SIP protocol
 in first class C++.  It is intended for use in other applications,
 such as the repro SIP proxy.
(new) repro_1.8.2-1_amd64.deb extra net
reSIProcate SIP stack - lightweight SIP proxy daemon
 repro is the SIP proxy developed as part of the reSIProcate project.
 It provides a high-quality, low maintenance solution for serving
 small and large IP telephony installations.
 .
 reSIProcate is a framework that aims to fully implement the SIP protocol
 in first class C++.  It is intended for use in other applications,
 such as the repro SIP proxy.
(new) resiprocate-turn-server_1.8.2-1_amd64.deb extra net
reSIProcate SIP stack - ICE/TURN server
 reTurn is the TURN server developed as part of the reSIProcate project.
 TURN (RFC 5766) provides a standardised solution for VoIP applications
 to find the most efficient way to route media streams when NAT and
 firewall devices may be present.
 .
 reTurn provides a high-quality, low maintenance solution for serving
 small and large IP telephony installations.  It has been used successfully
 with a variety of SIP and Jabber applications, including Lumicall,
 Jitsi, Empathy and Psi.
 .
 reSIProcate is a framework that aims to fully implement the SIP protocol
 in first class C++.  It is intended for use in other applications,
 such as the repro SIP proxy.
(new) resiprocate_1.8.2-1.debian.tar.gz extra libs
(new) resiprocate_1.8.2-1.dsc extra libs
(new) resiprocate_1.8.2.orig.tar.gz extra libs
(new) sipdialer_1.8.2-1_amd64.deb extra net
reSIProcate SIP stack - click-to-call utility
 sipdialer is a click-to-call application that uses the SIP REFER
 method to force a SIP phone (for example, the phone on your desk)
 to dial another number.  It can be registered in GConf to handle
 clicks on sip:, sips: and tel: URIs in other applications and the
 web browser.
 .
 reSIProcate is a framework that aims to fully implement the SIP protocol
 in first class C++.  It is intended for use in other applications,
 such as the repro SIP proxy.


Changes:
resiprocate (1.8.2-1) unstable; urgency=low
 .
  * Initial release (Closes: #412427)


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