All releases of OpenSIPS
Release Notes: This release fixed crashes, malfunctions, and compliance. No functionality, scripting, or interfacing were changed. Upgrading is highly recommended.
Release Notes: This release fixed crashes, malfunctions, and compliance. No functionality, scripting, or interfacing were changed. Upgrading is highly recommended.
Release Notes: This release adds several major improvements (scripting, dialog support, TCP, Web Sockets, timers), but also new functionalities like CacheDB Interface-CouchBase, MongoDB, Cache2SQL, and a nice provisioning tool, the PI_HTTP module, or a great helper on integration, the Event_Route module (combined with a rich set of new events from core and modules). The important goals of this release were scalability (geo and load), integration capabilities, and controllability (debugging, tracing, monitoring).
Release Notes: Important fixes were made in the TLS/TCP engine, dialog module, presence and RLS support, Dispatcher module, SIP parser, scripting (startup and timer routes), dynamic routing module, statistics reporting (for PKG and SHM memory), and B2B module (requests handing and script route triggering). Upgrading is highly recommended.
Release Notes: This release comes with several major improvements (dialog support, TCP, security, and validation), but also with new functionality (like CacheDB Interface - REDIS/CASSANDRA, DNS caching, SIPcapturing, RabbitMQ support, LUA support, etc.). It has a new graphical configuration tool (make menuconfig or osipsconfig) that allows you to configure, compile, install, and generate config files for OpenSIPS.
Release Notes: This release contains fixes for crashes, malfunctions, and compliance issues in the core and critical modules including dialog, presence, tm, and textops. Functionality, scripting, and interfacing were not changed. Upgrading is highly recommended.
Release Notes: This release comes with several major improvements (a DB area, dialog support, TCP, and debugging) and new functionality (like an Event Notification Interface, a UAC Registrant module, scripting support, etc).
Release Notes: The most important additions in this release are CDR support in the ACC module, media timeout and call termination with the nathelper and dialog module, a new Presence Call Info dialog, and a B2BUA API.
Release Notes: This release brings new features and enhancements and a lot of fixes. The b2bua module has better scenario capabilities. The presence module mixes dialog information with presence. pua_dialoginfo shows per leg (caller/callee) dialog information. dialog exchanges information between dialogs. Statistics are accessible from a script. dialplan has a more powerful regexp engine. New variables and new transformation were added for scripting. Critical fixes were made for the DNS resolver, SIP parser, and modules.
Release Notes: The most remarkable addition of this version is the Back-to-Back User Agent (b2bua) support. This will allow many new scenarios to be implemented with OpenSIPS, including call transfers, injection of announcements, control over ongoing calls, and topology hiding. Virtual database connection was implemented. This allows you bundle multiple real database connections under a single virtual connection for implementing failover or load distribution.
