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* {{package|stun}} - implements the stun protocol | * {{package|stun}} - implements the stun protocol | ||
* {{package|xisdnload}} - An ISDN connection load average display for the X Window System | * {{package|xisdnload}} - An ISDN connection load average display for the X Window System | ||
* {{package|zaptel}} - Tools and libraries for using/configuring/monitoring Zapata telephony interfaces | * {{package|zaptel}} - Tools and libraries for using/configuring/monitoring Zapata telephony interfaces | ||
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* {{package|twinkle}} - SIP softphone - upstream dead, bitrot - [http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2013-March/179593.html] - still present in EPEL5 and EPEL6 as of 2014-05-29 | |||
== Rejected Packages == | == Rejected Packages == |
Revision as of 10:37, 29 May 2014
VoIP Special Interest Group
Mission
To package as many Voice over IP applications as possible for Fedora. To that end, members of this SIG will assist in packaging VoIP applications and make reviewing VoIP-related packages our priority.
Process
Want to suggest a VoIP application or library? Just add it to the Applications/Libraries of Interest list. Working on packaging a VoIP application or library, or need a review for your VoIP-related package? Just add it to the Applications/Libraries Being Packaged list. Interested in joining the SIG? Just add your WikiName to the list.
Federating VoIP and real-time communications with open standards
You can help build a world of free communications based on secure, open standards by deploying SIP and XMPP on your Fedora and Red Hat servers. See the Federated VoIP quick start HOWTO for details.
Applications/Libraries of Interest
- Asterisk-Addons
- Asterisk-Sounds
- Call Control - a prepaid application that can be used together with OpenSIPS call_control module and CDRTool rating engine to limit the duration of SIP sessions based on a prepaid balance. It can also be used to limit the duration of any session to a predefined maximum value without debiting a balance.
- CDRTool - A set of utilities for working with call detail records
- Druid - an open source web-based unified communications platform (based on Asterisk)
- FreeSWITCH - an open source telephony platform.
- gnugk - H.323 gatekeeper
- This may require importing OpenH323 from the old Fedora package into Fedora Package Collection because Fedora dropped OpenH323 once GnomeMeeting/Ekiga switched to Opal.
- MSRPRelay - it helps in NAT traversal of media sessions between endpoints located behind NAT.
- SIP chatserver - an open source conference bridge that supports MSRP chat sessions.
- minisip - SIP softphone
- OpenSBC - hybrid SIP proxy and B2BUA
- OpenSIPStack - implementation of the Session Initiation Protocol
- QjSimple - cross-platform SIP Client, is based on the pjsip SIP stack and the Qt GUI toolkit.
- QuteCom (former WengoPhone) - SIP compliant VoIP client
- SFLphone - the open-source enterprise-class SIP/IAX2 softphone
- SIP SIMPLE client - a Python software library that allows for easy development of Internet communications end-points based on SIP and related protocols for voice, rich presence, session based instant messaging (IM), file transfers and desktop sharing.
- sipXecs - a SIP Unified Communications solution for your enterprise.
- Yxa - transaction stateful SIP stack and a set of SIP server applications
- GreenJ - GreenJ is an open source Voice-over-IP phone software using pjsip and Qt
Homer conferencing - Homer is a free cross-platform SIP softphone, which also supports video conferencing.It can't be include in Fedora repository because it use ffmpeg. A review request is open on RPMFusion repository.- Jitsi - an audio/video and chat communicator that supports protocols such as SIP, XMPP/Jabber, AIM/ICQ, Windows Live, Yahoo! and many other useful features.
Applications/Libraries already packaged
- Open Source PBXasterisk
- core sounds for Asteriskasterisk-sounds-core
(former OpenPBX) - GPL-only fork of Asterisk.callweaver
- Common C++ class framework for RTP/RTCPccrtp
- A Gnome based SIP/H323 teleconferencing applicationekiga
- An enterprise-strength fax serverhylafax+
- Implementation of Inter-Asterisk eXchange protocoliax
- Library for creating telephony solutions that interoperate with Asteriskiaxclient
- Utilities for configuring an ISDN subsystem.isdn4k-utils
- Jabber and VoIP client (fork of well-known Psi)jabbin
- C++ RTP libraryjrtplib
- WAP and SMS gatewaykannel
- A library that hides the complexity of using the SIP protocol.libeXosip2
- oSIP is an implementation of SIP.libosip2
- An implementation of Primary Rate ISDNlibpri
- SS7 protocol services to applicationslibss7
- ZRTP support library for the GNU ccRTP stacklibzrtpcpp
- Linphone is an internet phone or Voice Over IP phone (VoIP).linphone
- Userspace part of Modular ISDN stackmISDN
- A Nagios plugin to check SIP servers and devicesnagios-plugins-check_sip
- Open Phone Abstraction Libraryopal
- Fork of well-knownopenser
SIP Server with interesting new featuresSER
- Open Source SIP Serveropensips
- open source, easy extensible, fully featured XCAP server with TLS security and support for multiple realms.openxcap
- A C library implementing the RTP protocol (RFC3550)ortp
- B2BUA SIP call controlling componentpython-sippy
- RTP proxy serverrtpproxy
- an extensible SIP media serversems
- SIP Express Routerser
- Tiny IPv4 and IPv6 SIP redirect server written in Perlsip-redirect
- test tool and traffic generator for the SIP protocolsipp
- SIP swiss army knifesipsak
- SIP telephony server for secure phone systemssipwitch
- Sofia SIP UA Librarysofia-sip
- A DSP library for telephonyspandsp
- implements the stun protocolstun
- An ISDN connection load average display for the X Window Systemxisdnload
- Tools and libraries for using/configuring/monitoring Zapata telephony interfaceszaptel
Packages for review
- Mediaproxy - far-end NAT traversal solution for SER/OpenSER
- Initial attempt to package it was made, but review request was closed due to lack of activity
- reSIProcate - reSIProcate SIP stack, repro SIP proxy, reTurn ICE/STUN/TURN server, sipdialer (click to call)
- srtp - Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol (SRTP) Library
- pjproject - Libraries written in C language for building embedded/non-embedded VoIP applications
- Yate - Yet Another Telephony Engine
Orphaned Packages Needing Maintainers
- None, currently
Retired Packages
- SIP softphone - upstream dead, bitrot - [1] - still present in EPEL5 and EPEL6 as of 2014-05-29twinkle
Rejected Packages
- MySTUN - No response from reporter
- zaptel-kmod - kernel modules not allowed
Packagers/Reviewers/People interested
- JeffOllie
- StevenPritchard
- AurelienBompard
- GavinHenry
- FrancoisAucamp
- PeterLemenkov
- DavidWoodhouse
- MatejCepl
- Marionline
- DanielPocock
General Issues
* Legal status of iLBC prevents it from inclusion into Fedora, so you should check that your application doesn't use it before submitting it to Fedora/EPEL.
Now iLBC can be included in Fedora: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=728302#c26
A new review request for WebRTC, that include iLBC codec, should be open nearly. A first package and spec file can be found here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=728302#c41