Asterisk related Mailing lists
(just an FYI, these lists are heavily used and therefore tend to receive LOTS of emails)
- Asterisk Users <-a good place to start!
- Asterisk Addons
- Asterisk Announce
- Asterisk Business <-if you’re buying/selling products or services
- Asterisk BSD
- Asterisk SVN Commits
- Asterisk Development
- Asterisk Speech recognition
- Asterisk Documentation
- Asterisk Internationalization
- Asterisk Security
- Asterisk SS7
- Asterisk Video
- DUNDI Distributed Universal Number Discovery
- libiax2 commits
- libpri commits
- subversion commits to all Digium repositories
- zaptel commits
How to search the Asterisk mailing list archives?
- You’ll find a search engine at this forum version of the mailing list
- Also ,there is mail-archive.com that provides better results than Google.
- Note: This Wiki’s internal search engine does not search for terms shorter than 4 characters
How do I avoid getting into trouble on the mailing list?
The asterisk-users mailing list is where users discuss Asterisk and help each other. You have to remember that there is no staff employed to answer questions, the person that will answer you is giving away his or her time and is sharing his or her experience under his or her own will. Do not demand an answer. Do not ask a question already documented in this FAQ, in the sample configurations or the README files that are included in Asterisk. Always try to search for answers (see above) in the archives. There is a very large chance that your question has already been answered. If you can’t find an answer, feel welcome to mail the list! (”A good document to read is Eric Raymond’s “How to Ask Smart Questions”)