Registration for attending Kamailio World Conference is now open. You have the option to pay via bank transfer or using PayPal and credit cards. Proceed with the registration or read more detailsRead More…
The next major release of Kamailio will be versioned 4.0.0. The release series 3.x took care of Kamailio-SER integration, now that is completed, there is no duplicated module anymore. Besides finishing theRead More…
Another year getting to its end! Looking back, looks like one with the greatest achievements in the development of the project so far. Year is not done, so that summary is savedRead More…
The weekly VoIP Users Conference had its last session with Flowroute, a company that contributed to Kamailio project the modules related to JSON. Bayan Towfiq, the CEO, spoke about their services andRead More…
Kamailio project is pleased to announce that a new person joined the development team, getting GIT write access to repository: Richard Good. He is among those developing the IMS extensions for KamailioRead More…
Kamailio SIP Server v3.3.3 stable is out – a minor release including fixes in code and documentation since v3.3.2 – configuration file and database compatibility is preserved. Kamailio (former OpenSER) v3.3.3 isRead More…
Peter Dunkley, developer of Kamailio, author of websockets support, has announced that Crocodile-RCS has just open-sourced their MSRP over WebSocket Javascript stack.The project is hosted on Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/crocodile-msrp/ The stack isRead More…
Kamailio project is pleased to announce that a new person joined the development team, getting GIT write access to repository: Konstantin Mosesov – he has contributed patches to app_python and joins theRead More…
The Kamailio project is announcing its first dedicated event – Kamailio World – to take place in Berlin, Germany, during April 16-17, 2013. The event is organized by Asipto in collaboration withRead More…
A new module named SCA is now available in the development branch of Kamailio, to be part of the next major release. The module was developed by Andrew Mortensen, from University ofRead More…