Hi,
the CVS now has the first feature suggested in the current user survey
(please keep the feedback coming!). GnuGk can not trace to syslog on
Unix systems
[LogFile]
TraceToSyslog=1
Also new in the CVS is a routing switch to switch from round-robin
to select the least used route (to achieve equal usage on MCUs
gateways etc.)
[RasSrv::ARQFeatures]
LeastUsedRouting=1
You can now also specify the bandwidth for calls generated by GnuGk
("MakeCall" on status port)
[CTI::MakeCall]
Bandwidth=768
If you are interested, please try the CVS code and give feedback. The
full changelog since the 4.5 release is below.
Regards,
Jan
Changes from 4.5 to 4.6
=======================
- BUGFIX(RasSrv.cxx) remove IPv6 addresses before processing RRQs when IPv6 is not enabled
- send non-standard H.245 userIndication as keep-alive
- new switch [RoutedMode] DisableGnuGkH245TcpKeepAlive=1
- new switch [LogFile] TraceToSyslog=1 to send trace output to syslog (Unix only)
- BUGFIX(ProxyChannel.cxx) fix port detection for re-opened channels with IgnoreSignaledIPs=1
- new switch [CTI::MakeCall] Bandwidth= to set the maximum bandwidth for the call
- new switch [RasSrv::ARQFeatures] LeastUsedRouting=1 to select the least used gateway
- new authentication module TwoAliasAuth
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