Voiceglue 0.12 has been released.
This is a significant upgrade from the last release. Changes include:
- support for Ubuntu 9.10 and 10.4, Fedora 12, and CentOS 5.4
- session.telephone.* -> session.connection.* in accordance with spec
- fixed race condition bugs
- fixed memory leaks
- removed delay-inducing OpenVXI caching
- added ssml_passthrough option in [...]

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Voiceglue 0.11 has been released.
This is primarily a bug-fix release. Major bugs fixed are:
* Fix file handle management bug
* Re-add gsm audio support
* Fix bargein handling
You can get it in the Downloads section.
Voiceglue documentation is continuing to improve in the voiceglue wiki.
We [...]

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Voiceglue 0.10 has been released.
It has several new features.
Some of the changes are:

Improved audio caching
Cookie passing on audio fetching
Handles maxage and audiomaxage of 0 properly
Uses HTTP Content-Type for audio content when available
Defaults to not requiring access-control directive in returned data from data tag
New transfer method, new config file param “blind_xfer_method”
Auto-install support for Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty)

and [...]

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Voiceglue 0.9 has been released.
It’s a fairly significant upgrade from 0.8.
Some of the changes are:

Auto-install support for Ubuntu 8.04 & 8.10 and Fedora 9 and 10
Parameter-passsing from Asterisk dialplan
Easy alternate TTS support
Fixed VXML 2.1 tag DOM functions in Ubuntu
Fixed mangling of certain characters in TTS and grammars [...]

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Voiceglue 0.8 is essentially the same as 0.7 with some installation scripts and documentation fixed.
It’s on the download page, as usual.

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After much delay, I’ve gotten a new release of VoiceGlue out. See the download page to get it.
The two significant changes in this version are:
1. Support for installs on Debian-based distros (e.g. Ubuntu)
2. Support for perl versions > 5.8 (e.g. Fedora 9)
I haven’t had time to do much testing, especially on Fedora, [...]

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Over at Ampersand, we had reason to write a simple VXML script that exercises some of the main areas of VXML. We thought we’d release it under GPL as part of the voiceglue project, in case anyone else in the community finds it of use. The exerciser is a series [...]

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It’s been awhile since we posted a status update on the project, so here goes:

One big focus over the last 5 months has been to clean up and fix various small issues in the 0. series of releases as well as supporting voiceglue users on the forum. We’re now at 0.6, which has been [...]

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DIgium Asterisk World turned out to be a good conference. Attendance was higher than I had anticpated, perhaps 150 people at the keynote and more than that aggregated amongst the different tracks and on the floor. Lot’s of interested parties, including enterprise buyers, vars, and a good showing by the business-oriented parts of [...]

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Version 0.6 of Voiceglue is now available on the download page.
It fixes a bug with the tag usage.
No simple update for this, best to uninstall the old and install the new.

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