Hi,
@Chris, do you think you could make the necessary arrangements to have
your version of Asterisk for Trixie pushed into Debian Testing? You are
certainly in the best position, with the help of your team at Sangoma
and other volunteers who have offered their assistance here and
elsewhere, to make this a reality. This step would not only benefit the
current user base but also demonstrate the commitment and capability of
the community to maintain and promptly update the package, particularly
in response to CVEs.
By including the Asterisk in Debian testing, we can showcase the active
engagement of the user community, potentially facilitating its inclusion
in trixie-backports initially, and finally in the next stable release of
Debian. This would ensure that Debian users have access to up-to-date
and secure Asterisk packages.
I fear that without progress on this matter, we may find with numerous
Asterisk instances stuck on Debian Bullseye, which will no longer be
maintained after August 2026 with the end of LTS. Additionally, there
could be a proliferation of individual solutions to migrate to Trixie,
involving local builds that are difficult to keep secure. Having
up-to-date packages maintained in testing (and ideally in
trixie-backports) would provide an "official" solution, demonstrating
the desire to see the inclusion of Asterisk return to Debian Forky.
Thank you all!
Best regards,
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