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[bipin at xbipin.com]

hi,

this is for the freeswitch developers, can u plz compile the latest
snapshots of freeswitch and provide the msi installer for the latest
snapshot coz i have been using the installer which was last compiled on 15
aug and its has been quiet some time that an updated installer is available.

I was using the last installer on my win2k3 server, works fine except that
it crashes on shutdown and the sip client hears a very fast saying IVR when
dialed the 5000 number and the IVR is broken up, meaning it can be heard but
with some bits missing or lets say with jitter, any way to make rtp packets
much smoother or audio much smoother as i was running openSBC on the same
server and it routes packets pretty fine so its got nothing to do with the
server or the route from the client to the server.
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[bipin at xbipin.com]

i have msvc 2005 professional but im finding it hard or almsot impossible to
compile it under windows as it gives a lot of errors and msot dependencies
missing.
i have the sdk pack also installed but its the same.
The replacement to TLS under windows which i cant manage to get it running
and might not even with my linksys ATA, i have instaleld openSBC for the
voip encryption to bypass my block.
i would really appreciate it if the msi was done by u guys, atleast it would
work fine compared to me compiling and trying to fix errors in it.



Michael Jerris wrote:

[mike at jerris.com]

On Sep 15, 2008, at 12:03 PM, xbipin wrote:

[mike at jerris.com]

On Sep 15, 2008, at 9:25 AM, xbipin wrote:

[carlos.talbot at gmail...]

I'm uploading the msi to the site I have write access to. It should be sync'd up on the files.freeswitch.org tonight. Remember to backup your config folder before uninstalling!

Carlos


On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 10:40 AM, Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com (mike@jerris.com)> wrote:

[bipin at xbipin.com]

thanks for the msi, its updated and works great



Michael Jerris wrote:

[bipin at xbipin.com]

the FS site says FS supports TLS etc so wouldnt it be good if the windows
binary were compiled with TLS as by default they r not so guys like me who
actually download the msi and install and run it can atleast have TLS
support by default on windows platform rather than them trying to make it
work and then later posting in mailing list as if its a bug etc, thatway it
can save a lot of posts that r done repeatidely and also it would be better
if ppl added to wiki as soon as they got some of their issues solved.
If i could just get the msi with TLS support then atleast i would try some
advanced features and then later post it as wiki for all those who r
beginners and willing to use FS on windows. I have already created the wiki
offline, just waiting to try out that tLS and then ill post it as a wiki
under beginners guide for windows platform.



Carlos Talbot wrote:

[mike at jerris.com]

On Sep 19, 2008, at 10:46 AM, xbipin wrote: