[cviilgan]

This is a project I desperately needed a few times in the past, but could not find anything covering my needs.

What it does is to act as a SIP softphone, and spawn a process for each incoming or outgoing call, which can handle events (like DTMF tones) or do actions (like playing files) via stdin/stdout.

Currently, I am using it to spam filter incoming calls at home.

As a side question: I wonder where one can publish software like this nowadays, when freshmeat etc. are either gone or read-only. Preferably a place that is not GitHub.

[pabs3]

https://freshcode.club/ is the successor to freshmeat, not sure how well known it is though.

https://sourcehut.org/ is what I recommend for publishing code when one doesn't want to use GitHub/etc.

[cviilgan]

The first one looks neat, and if it is indexed by Google/duckduckgo/Bing/AltaVista it should be sufficient for people to find the project. Thanks for pointing it out.

The last one looks like it has too many features for my taste, but I will keep it in the back of my mind (or rather: my bookmarks) if I'm ever in need of something along the lines of GitHub.

[toast0]

I didn't look at the code yet, but this looks like it would be super useful for a home project I have now (interface with DoorKing gate controller) and would have been very helpful at my last job (verification code delivery).

Please consider adding a license.

[cviilgan]

Good point with the license, GPLv3-ified it now. This should not be a hindrance to use the software, since one never needs to link against it.

Thanks :)

[snorkasaurus]

I've used FreeSWITCH for this kind of thing. MPL.

[jasim]

What is the git web server you're using? The UI is very clean and the underlying markup and CSS is also quite minimal.

[cviilgan]

stagit. Especially cool since it does not depend on FastCGI/CGI but merely generates a static site on every push: https://git.codemadness.org/stagit/