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Current reports (1)
Created 2 years ago,
accepted
- The project needs some version(s) to be marked as ignored
- The project needs to be split into multiple projects
- Comment:
There are two variations of this package, the one is from Digium (semi proprietary, blob https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Codec+Opus, https://downloads.digium.com/pub/telephony/codec_opus/).
It should be noted this version has multiple major branches for the different asterisk versions (first version digit must match the first digit from asterisk versions).
The open-source version (which I suspect is where the dated version comes from). As I understand this can be compiled for any version of asterisk. Unfortunately I seem unable to locate the repository right at the moment.
I'm not 100% sure if these two sources should be split or whether the dated version merely needs to be ignored.
- Repology reply:
Not sure either. Ignoring for now as there's no such tag.
New report