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- | It is the oldest open source SIP server, routing **billions of VoIP minutes every month world wide**, being used from Telcos and Carriers to ITSP and SOHO environments. If you haven' | + | It is the oldest |
First source code commit of SER was done **9 years ago**: **Sep 3, 2001**. According to GIT log, first three commits were: | First source code commit of SER was done **9 years ago**: **Sep 3, 2001**. According to GIT log, first three commits were: | ||
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- | That is **3286 days** of continuous development, | + | That is **3286 days** of continuous development, |
===== Summary of Evolution ===== | ===== Summary of Evolution ===== | ||
* **September 2001** - initial commit, SER was then developed for about one year internally at FhG FOKUS Institute, Berlin, Germany | * **September 2001** - initial commit, SER was then developed for about one year internally at FhG FOKUS Institute, Berlin, Germany | ||
- | * **Autumn 2002** - SER was released as GPL, code published on berlios.de | + | * **Autumn 2002** - SER was released as GPL, code published on BerliOS: http:// |
- | * **June 2005** - OpenSER forked from SER, code hosted by sourceforge.net | + | * **June 2005** - [[http:// |
- | * **July 2008** - OpenSER was renamed to Kamailio | + | * **July 2008** - OpenSER was renamed to [[http:// |
* **November 2008** - SER and Kamailio teams decide to join development efforts and merge the source code trees of the two applications | * **November 2008** - SER and Kamailio teams decide to join development efforts and merge the source code trees of the two applications | ||
+ | * development portal for both changed to: http:// | ||
* **January 2010** - version 3.0.0 is released, from a source code tree containing both SER and Kamailio | * **January 2010** - version 3.0.0 is released, from a source code tree containing both SER and Kamailio | ||
* **September 2010** - expect next major release, version 3.1.0 | * **September 2010** - expect next major release, version 3.1.0 | ||
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As you can notice, **SER** and **Kamailio** are now same application (completely the same source code). The difference is made by what modules are you using for same purpose (e.g., user authentication, | As you can notice, **SER** and **Kamailio** are now same application (completely the same source code). The difference is made by what modules are you using for same purpose (e.g., user authentication, | ||
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Of course you can combine to some extent, for example use Kamailio-specific accounting module with SER-specific database user authentication module. The limitation comes to modules that have dependencies, | Of course you can combine to some extent, for example use Kamailio-specific accounting module with SER-specific database user authentication module. The limitation comes to modules that have dependencies, |