AFAIK yes.

For version information take a look at http://packages.debian.org/openser

regards klaus

ram wrote:

On 6/14/07, Klaus Darilion klaus.mailinglists@pernau.at wrote:

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Openser (non-TLS) is included in Debian Sarge.

is this installationbuild with all modules ?

ram

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I believe what you are after is some sort of pre-packaged solution with a GUI interface which integrates both OpenSER and Asterisk, as I am not sure you will find a distribution which will install and configure them together as separate entities on the same box.

There may well be proprietary solutions out there, but probably not for free.

*PortaOne (PortaBilling)* is one such example, which I believe uses (or used to use) source code from Asterisk and SER 0.9.x last I checked.

On 15/06/07, Joao Pereira joao.pereira@fccn.pt wrote:

Hello When I said TrixBox with OpenSER, I meant a distribution that installs everything like TrixBox (including Asterisk) and also OpenSER. Why do you say that isnt desirable? It could be an interesting distribution for an University with thousands of users, that would allow them to easily implement a SIP domain (with OpenSER) and also a PBX / Gateway (with Asterisk).

Thanks regards Joao Pereira

Klaus Darilion wrote:

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Openser (non-TLS) is included in Debian Sarge.

Usually you do not want TrixBox like distributions for openser installation.

regards klaus

Joao Pereira wrote:

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Hello to all I want to know if there is a distribution like TrixBox that includes OpenSER. Thanks Regards Joao Pereira

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