ACTOS

Asterisk Configuration Tool Open Source



13/06/2005 : BUG FIX for the client : version 2.25 (see below for last changes)
NO NEED TO UPDATE THE SERVER
NEW : A Windows version is available
See http://www.derrier.com/pierre/code/actos.html



An intuitive GUI in Python+GTK for editing .conf files and all aspects of Asterisk

The main aim of this project is to help the user through the complexities of Asterisk and in the choice of configuration options.
The .conf files can be edited on a local machine or directly on a remote server.


If anyone is interested in the developpement of this tool, please contact me (see below)

• Configuration of users,peers, and global properties
• Dial-plan creation and edition (intuitive interface, some "wizards" available)
• Configuration of protocols, codecs and others basic options of Asterisk
• Configuration of agents, call queues, conference rooms, and others advanced options
• Import and parse an existing configuration (local or remote)
• Export .conf files in the right syntax and format (local or remote)
• Multi-language support (for the moment, english and french)
• Hardware setup (still in developpement)
• DeStar format support (still in developpement)

For download or screenshots, see http://www.derrier.com/pierre/code/actos.html

• Very odd bug fix

• Support specific codec configuration within users definition

• Support taiwan character encodings in indications.conf

• MAJOR IMPROVMENT : Now ACTOS can be installed on Windows !
• Added Actoscrypt.py module to permit Windows compatibility with ACTOS_SERVER
• Added #include support for importation of extensions.conf
• Bug fixes in GUI and context parser

• Added configuration support for ASTERISK.CONF, AGENTS.CONF, MEETME.CONF
• Added wizard for �Meetme� command
• Added support for some new syntaxes supported by Asterisk
• Improved general ergonomy and evolutivity
• Put actions and predefined channel variables definition in external text files
• Added multi-language documentation support
• Bug fix in context parser (thanks to Oliver Mehr for the feed-back)

pierre.derrier@laposte.net
You can also join channel #actos on IRC (FreeNode)

For more details on the use of ACTOS, see :
http://www.fda.gov/cder/consumerinfo/druginfo/Actos.HTM (just a joke...)
http://www.derrier.com/pierre/code/actos.html (official page)
http://eole.orion.education.fr/wiki/index.php/ACTOS (french wiki @ EOLE)

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