FAD Fedora Talk 2009 game plan

Page description
This page is to lay out and plan the specifics the work we will complete at the FAD. The FAD Fedora Talk 2009 page explains the original goals and planning done for this event.

Participants

Travel days
Travel days are Thursday and Sunday. On-site participants are leaving early and no on-site hacking will take place on Sunday.

Name	Remote?	Fri	Sat	Sun	Core Tasks
John		X	X	Travel	Project Management + Documentation + Requirements
Paul		X	X		Hosting, chauffeuring, hacking when no one's looking
Ian		X	X	Travel
Jon		X	X	Travel	Testing, puppetizing, general hacking, learn Asterisk, moral support, etc :D
Jared		X	X		Be the Asterisk guru + Bring lots of VoIP equipment + Documentation
Jeff		X	X	Travel	Asterisk hacking
Mike	X				puppetizing and testing
Clint	X	X	X	X	puppetizing and testing (shadowing Mike)
Darren	X		X		testing
Bruno	X	X	X	AM	testing, possibly some asterisk config hacking

Asterisk Packages & Installation Instructions

Still only partially complete and not tested as a complete package yet

• Base system should be F12
• Download F13 asterisk from koji. For example http://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org/packages/asterisk/1.6.2.0/0.6.rc3.fc13/i686/asterisk-1.6.2.0-0.6.rc3.fc13.i686.rpm for i686 systems.
• yum install asterisk-1.6.2.0-0.6.rc3.fc13.i686.rpm
• git clone git://fedorapeople.org/~jcollie/ftalk-asterisk-configs.git ftalk-asterisk-configs
• cp -f ftalk-asterisk-configs/* /etc/asterisk
• chkconfig asterisk on
• service asterisk restart

Targeted Trac Tickets

• Primary targets:
  • #309 -- Asterisk recording
  • #395 -- Audio streaming of Fedora Board conf-calls
  • #453 -- Asterisk/gstreamer solution for town hall meetings
  • #1160 -- streaming and recording moderated conf-calls
• Secondary targets (as time allows):
  • #672 -- improve VoIP page on FAS
  • #1723 -- improve talk.fp.o page content

Use Cases

Explanations and proposed usage of different FedoraTalk functionality

• Regular Users
• Administrators