@Ken I think we need to drop into the real world... 1) Ok .,... Don't forget to say thanks to Debian , CentOs , Fedora , PHP , Python , Microsoft , all the authors of the OpenSource Libs , the creator of Make , the creator of the IDE that the Dev team uses , etc etc when you deliver the next project to your client ... 2) _Security trough obscurity != security_ its always better than nothing. " hey you don't need to guess the the software I'm using , I'm giving the info for free just find an entry point and you got it ...." I could also imagine you agree with showing the version of the software in the HTPP headers (stuff that happens on some webservers/libs ( from my ming i can recall Django?!). 3) The clients pays it doesn't really care about what software you use ( unless he fears some patent infringement) he wants results. 4) No , Compliance could be internal or external the end-client could simply say "i don't want the freeswitch brand". ---- ///// ---- @all I don't know you guys but my daily work is developing software for some fairly large financial institutions and sincerely i think you are all over reacting to this thing. Yes if you open-source something you will get part of your software stolen , changed or use in a way you were not expecting and not given credit for , that's life .If you don't want it , close the source , resell it , ask for NDA's , etc. In my daily work me and my collegues use alot of open source ( contrary to the popular belief) , closed source and everything in between and you don't expect a public statement thanking anyone for anything. This is the way life works and with open-source this is our current world ( i think the FS Team could even offer a fully custom branded solution) so it could help monetize the project. And before you start thinking yes i bought G729 licenses , the FS Book even before it was out and no to many miles between me and Gluecon , yes i know airplanes exist :D. P.S - I Also assume that you all as sysadmins once found a problem that a blogger may have solved and on your final report to the administration you didn't wrote " problem solved by Blogger XXXXXX".... And never forget he is just the mailman sometimes the boss wants something ( even if not morally correct ) and you have to do it. But the point raised by Anthony regarding the SDP "freeswitch flag" is important and you be featured on the wiki :) Antonio Teixeira On 6/19/13 3:49 PM, Ken Rice wrote:
Ok... Lets look at these...
Branding... I don't want to show people that I'm using F/OSS software for running my for profit business so I can tell them I'm using either ${some_comercial_platform} or ${we_developed_this_ourselves}
Security/Security Requirements - Security throught obscurity != security...
Client Requirements - That's a new one one... Unless client is <see branding>
Compliance - isnt this the same thing as see security
On 6/19/13 8:44 AM, "Antonio Teixeira"<eagle.antonio@gmail.com> wrote:
I could think off
Branding Security Client Requirements Security Requirements Compliance
On 6/19/13 2:37 PM, Michael Jerris wrote:
Why would you want to do that?
On Jun 19, 2013, at 9:28 AM, Abdullah<abdullah@smonte.com> wrote:
HI ALL ,
please help me ,how to change or remove o=*"FreeSWITCH"* in free switch Cli Log .
any idea ??
o=FreeSWITCH 1369449071 1369449072 IN IP4 10.10.50.1 s=FreeSWITCH c=IN IP4 10.10.50.1
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