Asterisk and MySQL

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The final session before lunch is Matt Jordan talking about Asterisk APIs

The next discussion is by Shaun Ruffell on the DAHDI drivers.

The next topic is the developer tools.

After a quick break we returned to the presentation with the next being by Jason.

The next discussion was from David on the structure of Asterisk internals

For the first session of the day I decided to follow the Introduction to Asterisk development.

With a quarter of an hour break in the sun we're back to the table and ready to finish off the afternoon.

Having topped up on nutrients we are ready to begin the first session of the afternoon.

The next discussion focussed primarily on the test framework.

Having had a break to replenish caffeine levels we are back to it.

In light of a recent security incident, customers are advised to update their antivirus definitions and run a full antivirus scan on all computers that accessed the MySQL site between September 20th, 2011 and September 28th, 2011. Also, out of an abundance of caution, we advise MySQL account holders to then change their MySQL account passwords.

New Installer Streamlines Deployment, Extends High Availability to Windows Server 2008 R2.

The Asterisk Development Team announces the release of Asterisk 1.8.6.0.

I will be speaking at Astricon this October in Denver, Colorado.

On Thursday, September 1st, 2011, most Asterisk community services will be down for maintenance for a period.

Chris Hastie has posted a note about a click to dial extension he has created for Thunderbird.

Malcolm Davenport has posted a request on behalf of Digium for someone to help maintain the Google channel driver when Google makes changes.

Matt Jordan has posted a note about some changes to the test framework and posing a question as to whether it should be included in Asterisk 1.8.

Olle has posted details of some work he is doing on DTMF.