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OpenSER ads Berkeley DB support. Courtesy of William Quan, of CISCO Systems, a new DB module has been submitted to the trunk that incorporates the Berkeley DB into Openser. This module depends on Berkeley DB, which is a high-performance embedded DB kernel.

The Berkeley DB offers a couple of architectures:
1. Concurrent Data Store (CDS)
2. Transaction Data Store
You will have to access the SVN Trunk to get the module.

Openser Announcement
Readme for the module
Openser SVN at SourceForge

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VoIP IP Telephony @ http://snapvoip.blogspot.com

This release includes all fixes and corrections made to OpenSER since July 2006. The configuration file and database structure are fully compatible with v1.1.0, this release being a new packaging of CVS branch rel_1_1_0. It is recommended to update any v1.1.0 to v1.1.1.

The sources, binaries and packages for different OS distributions and architectures can be downloaded from:
http://openser.org/pub/openser/1.1.1/

The binary packages will be uploaded as soon as they are submitted by public contributors. You will find OpenSER packages in several Linux distributions packages for SUSE, Fedora and Mandriva and more are available in a RPM repository.
Click here for the link to the repository.
OpenSER 1.1.1 is now available in binary format for several embedded platforms, courtesy of Ovidiu Sas:
- Linksys NSLU
- Synology DS-101(g+)
- Iomega NAS 100d
- Freecom FSG-3
- Qnap TurboStation
And all routers supported by the oleg or dd-wrt distributions. Check out http://www.nslu2-linux.org for yours.

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If you ever craved to have a presence support in OpenSER, you are in luck. OpenSer this week released a newly designed presence server in the development trunk.
It was released after a short period of beta testing and is part of the development trunk.
This is supposed to work with most of the SIP clients with presence extensions. But you should be aware that it will be some time before the code will include all SIMPLE extensions, for now OpenSER has the most common features of the presence extensions: presence info, watcher info and XCAP.
OpenSER would like you to test the code to help in further development and bug hunting. OpenSER has opened a Wiki for you to enter your findings and to provide feedback.
OpenSER the SIP router, for VOIP IP telephony applications, promises to give you one more feature soon, which will allow to publish presence info in behalf of different resources (e.g., user location).
Go get your presence.
Links:
These are the Wiki links;
http://www.openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/presence:presence-module
http://www.openser.org/docs/modules/devel/presence.html
OpenSer.org
Source code