Hi,

As Daniel said, openser only runs on unix-like platforms ... But, there are options to have openser running inside a windows box ... via some kind or other of virtualization. - cygwin ... i never tried, so i won't comment - vmware ... i did try. Too heavy for my taste and i had problems running real-time apps in there ... i.e asterisk or sems ... - colinux ... i fell in love with it ... it is a ported linux kernel, very easy to install (it comes with prepackaged linuxes, like debian) ... and i have asterisk and sems running there, no problem.

Cesc

On 11/17/06, Daniel-Constantin Mierla daniel@voice-system.ro wrote:

Hello,

On 11/17/06 18:02, Jordi Ferre wrote:

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Hi !

I'm new on this, however i'm trying to make a study about SER/OpenSER...

My question is:

Is There any possibility to find one OpenSER program running under Windows platform?

no, openser is not running on Windows, only on Unix-based OSes (Linux, *BSD, Sun/Solaris ...).

Cheers, Daniel

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or it's only for GNU...

If yes, please tell me where...

Thanks,

Jordi

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sure it ain't the real thing ... but it definitely works way better than with vmware ... if you have quality crappiness problems, try setting the colinux processes (via the task manager in windows) as high priority ... real-time may be too much, it will take over your windows box ... Cesc

On 11/20/06, Stefan Sayer stefan.sayer@iptego.de wrote:

Hi Cesc, Cesc wrote:

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Hi,

As Daniel said, openser only runs on unix-like platforms ... But, there are options to have openser running inside a windows box ... via some kind or other of virtualization.

• cygwin ... i never tried, so i won't comment
• vmware ... i did try. Too heavy for my taste and i had problems

running real-time apps in there ... i.e asterisk or sems ...

• colinux ... i fell in love with it ... it is a ported linux kernel,

very easy to install (it comes with prepackaged linuxes, like debian) ... and i have asterisk and sems running there, no problem.

I tried sems in colinux some time back and i had quite some problems with the audio timing (and even with debug output on terminal). Is it now working fine?

Stefan

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Cesc

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