Very cool-sounding stuff. How's the documentation? I'd recommend putting it in freeswitch-contrib and maintaining it there or doing a github as Avi suggested. (You can even do both and just have one be sync'd to the other.) If you have a github repo then you have additional infrastructure like docs and bug tracking specifically for your project.
Hello Guys,I'm finishing a "complete" wholesale application created on freeswitch and I was wondering whether it would be a good idea to put it up on the wiki. I just don't know how.Features include all the following parameters configurable via web interface:- Profile creation based on server IP where traffic is received. You can have multiple IPs, system will create multiple profiles/diaplans so it can differentiate.- i.e. offer to the same customer a "gold" routing on IP1 and cheap routing on IP2- Customer add/modify/delete- IP source- Rates for client routes based on areacode- Prepaid or postpaid.- When cutomer balance is 0, no more calls are allowed.- limit max channels- Media by-pass- When by-passed, customer and provider will exchange RTPs directly. Else, server will be in the middle.- Provider add/modify/delete- costs for provider routes based on areacode- limit max channels- Routing based on areacode, gives great granularity.- Routes can be assigned multiple gateways/providers which can in turn be distributed based on weigth. Includes overflow to next configured GW.- Basic financial report generation (totals) by customer/provider- Basic traffic ASR/ACD report (totals) by cutomer/provider- Basic user administration. (No access level, only total access)- CDR export to csv file.I also have a prepaid card app... no web interface on that one though...Thanks allDavid
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