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| * valhalla and gfa ([[https://rt.debian.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=7773|DSA ticket]]) * JonasSmedegaard ([[https://rt.debian.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=7774|DSA ticket]]) |
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| Above DSA tickets are [[https://wiki.debian.org/rt.debian.org#Web_Access|not publc accessible]]. [[https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DSA/RTUsage#How_to_submit_a_ticket|submitting a DSA ticket]]. |
NB! DSA tickets are unfortunately [[https://wiki.debian.org/rt.debian.org#Web_Access|not public accessible]]. |
Real Time Communications
Infrastructure
Website: https://rtc.debian.org
Alioth Project: https://alioth.debian.org/projects/debian-rtc
Documentation: UnifiedCommunications/DebianDevelopers
Unix Group: debvoip
Services handled by the team:
- sip.debian.org on host vogler.debian.org
- voip.debian.{org,net} on host vogler.debian.org
- rtc.debian.org on host static.debian.org
Interacting with the team
Read the FAQ first: FAQ
Mailing list for general discussion of RTC and user queries: debian-rtc@lists.debian.org
Issue tracking: https://bugs.debian.org/rtc.debian.org for general issues and enhancement requests
only confirmed issues (such as an expired certificate or ports refusing connections) should be sent directly to the DSA team RT
Email contact: debian-rtc-admin@lists.alioth.debian.org
- subscribe to this list to participate in managing the service and receive emails from the BTS
Members
?SergeiGolovan
- WMartinBorgert
Pending
valhalla, gfa, and JonasSmedegaard (DSA ticket)
NB! DSA tickets are unfortunately not public accessible.
Task description
- to provide convenient solutions for DDs to use on an every day basis
- to make better use of our communication packages
- to become more familiar with how to build complete end-to-end solutions using 100% free software
- to demonstrate Debian's commitment to this area is just as significant as in all our other infrastructure (wiki's, mailing list hosting, etc)
Get involved
Contribute to the documentation pages - Check out the open issues and feature requests
- Create a service that uses the RTC infrastructure
Related teams
The following teams also provide support for communications within the Debian Project:
Packaging teams for VoIP and XMPP maintain the software packages, while the RTC team operates the service using some of these packages.