I agree. I think they are doing it wrong. I obviously believe they need to make money and get paid for their work, I have no problem with that at all, and my company has bought quite a few licenses of their commercial modules and we attend Cluecon every other year. So we have no problem paying but we need to know what we are paying FOR.
This kind of vague state of things where you just don't know if bugs are now going to be fixed for everyone or just for the privileged ones is not a good path to go down.
Bug fixes really should be made available to everyone (assuming they are in previously public modules, of course).
The Freeswitch team should focus their efforts on creating commercial modules, ready-made apps and setups, pro versions of older modules, say enhanced mod_callcenter or whatever. Things like that. But to tell someone to get a premium subscription just to get a bug fixed... that's simply wrong.
Just my 2 cents
Mike
On Wed, May 30, 2018, at 11:37 AM, William Simon wrote:
I thought stability fixes were going to be included in the open source release whereas new features are covered under FSA release cycle. What I am seeing here is unfortunate. Open source users should just accept instability for the 18-month release cycle?
Michael-
This is a specific bug that I know we have fixed. We spent months of work tracking it down, I am very familiar with the issue. This issue is not at all with verto, and is specifically with the sip
secure web socket support. We have never recommended the use of sip web socket support for webrtc, we think that verto is typically a better solution, and is more stable.
Mike
LOL... The issue he describes can be due to several different reasons. I don't even think we have enough information at this point to determine it let alone narrow it down to one specific bug fix.
Is saying "Oh this is fixed in our paid product" going to be the standard moving forward?
In any case, a response such as this basically tells potential Verto users that they shouldn't bother because it's going to break at 150 concurrent users anyway.
Mike
On Wed, May 30, 2018, at 8:58 AM, Michael Jerris wrote:
Geoff-
Mike
Is anyone out there actually using FS successfully in an enterprise environment?
We have deployed a handful of servers in an extremely simple configuration to allow standard SIP infrastructure to communicate with WebRTC clients.
We run ~150 concurrent users per host and we can’t go a week without something in the core of Sofia failing. We have seen hung profiles that simply don’t respond to REGISTER requests (tried every suggested tweak to
no avail) as well as seeing FS hang every call in a RINGING state without actually ringing the end client.
These seem like pretty fundamental components we are struggling with. Our use case seems quite simple - yet the software (1.6.19) seems like it has never even seen a production deployment.
Anyone out there have a drastically different experience?
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