OpenSIPS

A last OpenSIPS eBootcamp training session for 2012 was scheduled for

With the occasion of ClueCon 2012 Event (7-9 August 2012), aside coming up with presentations covering the new capabilities (clustering, security) of OpenSIPS 1.8, the OpenSIPS project will hold an OpenSIPS Workshop.

We just started a new service addressing the users / operators using the OpenSIP project - the '''OpenSIPS Alerts Service"The OpenSIPS Alerts Service is a way to help you keep your OpenSIPS installation updated, safer and secure. Via this service you ... [More] will receive realtime email alerts/notifications with a full and detailed description of issues and bugs that were found and fixed in OpenSIPS code. [Less]

After ~2 months of testing, stress testing and tuning, OpenSIPS 1.8 moves from beta to full stable stage!

I'm glad to announce the OpenSIPS development Course - a training course which is addressed to people who want to develop (C development) new modules or functionalities for OpenSIPS 1.x.This is a free online course, spread across several sessions with different topics.

One more half an year, one more major release - OpenSIPS 1.8.0 beta release is outOpenSIPS 1.8.0 comes with several major improvements (dialog support, TCP, security and validation), but also with new functionalities (like CacheDB Interface - REDIS/CASSANDRA, DNS caching, SIPcapturing, RabbitMQ support, LUA support, etc).

The OpenSIPS project has a new official APT repository, more dynamic and complex: - Debian and Ubuntu, arch i386 and amb64. - OpenSIPS versions 1.6, 1.7, trunk (latest versions of these branches).

*OpenSIPS 1.7.2* - a minor release on the 1.7 main branch - was just

OpenSIPS has been enhanced with a new function, sipmsg_validate, that verifies if the received SIP request or reply is compliant with the RFC3261[1]. The function can be found in the new sipmsgops module[2],

A new *DNS_CACHE* module has been added to OpenSIPS trunk, and it will