Pete Grayson has posted details of a number of bug fixes for app_conference.

mvanbaak has committed a change to the trunk version of Asterisk which allows for it to perform like older versions of Asterisk did so that you can type the same commands on different versions of Asterisk you work with.

Awesome news for those of you that use the Digium B410P card. There are now direct drivers for it in DAHDI. These need testing and are part of the newest release.

John Todd has posted to the Asterisk Blog with his musings on the topic of VoIP spam.

Andreas Kurtz has posted details of multiple vulnerabilities in the Openfire Jabber server including Authentication Bypass and SQL injection.

Kevin P. Fleming has posted details of some changes with the menuselect and configure process.

Alex Balashov has posted details of a new mailing list he has started.

Kevin P. Fleming has posted details of a scheduled outage of the bugtracker.

Areski and the A2Billing Team have posted details of the latest version of the A2Billing system.

Sean Bright has posted a code review entry for a rework of expensive channel walks.

Kevin P. Fleming has posted details of a change of certificate for SVN committers.

Josiah Bryan has posted details of a cron job he is running to update the wiki with the doc files.

Eliel Sardanons has posted details of an update to the new translatable documentation format.

Andreas Kurtz has posted details of multiple vulnerabilities in the Openfire Jabber server including Authentication Bypass and SQL injection.

John Todd from Digium has posted his musings on funding of development.

Andrea from ZeroZero39 has posted details of the completion and release of their Asterisk based PBX appliance.

Russell Bryant has posted details of the new Documentation format

Russell Bryant has posted details of the usage of Review Board for reviewing changes.

Gil Kloepfer has posted details of some changes available to write custom information to CDR in Asterisk 1.4, much like the adaptive code that has been added to Asterisk 1.6. If you are stuck with 1.4 for the moment, this could really help out.