Asterisk open source project servers have new names

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Asterisk open source project servers have new names

Thu, 21 May 2009 08:18:31 -0300

The server names for Asterisk software has moved - mostly from digium.com to asterisk.org but with a few extra changes:

In order to more closely align the services that Digium provides to the Asterisk open source community with the Asterisk project itself, we've recently renamed many of the servers that provide these services.
Effective immediately:

1) http://bugs.digium.com has moved to https://issues.asterisk.org

There are no content or functional changes (except for the new site being SSL/TLS enabled), only a renaming of the site. The old URLs will continue to operate indefinitely, automatically redirecting the user to the new site.

2) http://reviewboard.digium.com has moved to https://reviewboard.asterisk.org

There are no content or functional changes (except for the new site being SSL/TLS enabled), only a renaming of the site. The old URLs will continue to operate indefinitely, automatically redirecting the user to the new site.

3) http://svn.digium.com has moved to http://svn.asterisk.org

There are no content or functional changes, and the old URLs will continue to operate indefinitely, *without* redirects, as Subversion does not handle redirects in a transparent fashion and we don't want to break users' existing checkouts.

4) http://downloads.digium.com has partially moved to http://downloads.asterisk.org

The open source Asterisk project content has moved to the new site, which contains *only* open source content. The Digium commercial products present on downloads.digium.com will continue to be hosted there. URLs to open source content that used to be present on downloads.digium.com will automatically redirect to downloads.asterisk.org.

Hopefully these changes have been made in as transparent a fashion as possible, and you won't experience any problems. If you do, please don't hesitate to post on the asterisk-users mailing list and we'll try to get the problem addressed as quickly as possible.

Thanks for using Asterisk!

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