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[Kevin Custer]

I recently had a discussion with David Cameron about a simulcast and 
voting project.  While talking to him, I asked if he had reconsidered 
his decision to disallow IRLP support in app_rpt.  In no uncertain terms 
has he changed his mind.  He doesn't want that code in Asterisk/app_rpt 
- - period.

HamVoip includes code that goes against the creator of IRLP, but it 
doesn't seem to matter what other people think/want.  They are doing 
their own thing - for better or worse.

While the "official" distribution of AllStar/Asterisk/app_rpt has not 
kept up with the times - times have changed.

Kevin W3KKC



On 4/17/2018 2:06 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
> Yes,
> We are getting reports of Dougie doing this type of thing more and 
> more. Sorry that the users have to be subjected to such antics.
>
> 73, Steve N4IRS
>
> On 4/17/2018 2:03 PM, ARS W5OMR wrote:
>> Recently, I asked a question about dial on a rpi3 .
>> Compton replied, off list.
>> I told him to jump straight my ass ...
>> Again.
>> The first time, I lost write access on the other list. I couldn't 
>> even unsubscribe.
>>
>> There's something unstable about that guy.
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 17, 2018, 12:52 Bryan Fields <Bryan at bryanfields.net 
>> <mailto:Bryan at bryanfields.net>> wrote:
>>
>>     On 4/17/18 1:33 PM, K5CG wrote:
>>     > Asterisk
>>     1.4.23-pre.hamvoip-V1.5.3-28-*app_rpt-0.327*-04/05/2018 (should be
>>     > OK, right?)
>>
>>     HamVoIP is not Allstar, and they do not make their source
>>     available.  This is
>>     illegal and and an attack on our community values.  It's rather
>>     sad, I'm sure
>>     Jim would be spinning in his grave over this.
>>
>>     The people behind HamVoIP are actively involved in copyright
>>     infringement and
>>     are stealing from the community.  They have made many changes
>>     that break
>>     things (channel drivers, etc) in non-standard ways.  As it's
>>     closed source
>>     they could be embedding anything (bitcoin miners, bots, etc.) and
>>     you'd never
>>     be the wiser.
>>
>>     Allstar is based on sharing and writing code that benefits all of the
>>     community, and when a group violates that it's an affront to the
>>     entire user base.
>>
>>     Install the Allstar code, either from source or via apt-get and
>>     give it a try.
>>      If your still seeing issues please report back, the developers
>>     are here :)
>>
>>     73's
>>     -- 
>>     Bryan Fields
>>

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