Project abandoned

[ramack]

According to r3gis3r the project is abandoned with the comments

From all changes made on the underlying SIP stack (pjsip) and Android changes it would be faster to redevelop from scratch now :

• Pjsip has better support of android : patches I made initially are now part of the core and have been improved by community
• Android introduced a lot of new feature for UI / notification / ... and also legacy support of android 1.6 makes no sense anymore which would simply code a looot ! ;)
• the world of voice over ip has changed with webrtc that is now well supported on many browsers (including mobile browsers)

So if anyone wants to continoue to maintain I guess the round is open for forks, but it might also make sense to think about the comments to redo the SIP client ;-(

[ftoledo]

any active fork exists?
i like this client, always run fine with asterisk. =|

[amakukha]

Looks like the app was pulled off the Play Store.

[ftoledo]

bad luck, we need good open source sip/iax client to avoid things such zoiper =(

That's sad, I liked that one. Linphone for android looks promising as an alternative but not ready yet I think. I just tried the SIP-TLS transport yesterday and it doesn't seem to work as it only register as regular TCP. Also, it doesn't run properly in background, if you purge the cache, you will have to manually re-open it.

[vesselict]

I hope someone will fork it, as it's the only app that work with TLS+SRTP on asterisk...

[gtjoseph]

Bria's TLS+SRTP implementation works fine with Asterisk. Their push service also works fine with Asterisk although it's a paid add-on.

[ftoledo]

We need free software that have these capabilities =|

[wonder-wanderer]

Is it possible that someone makes a "somehow trusted" build of just lastest stable commit (or something like that, you probably all know what I mean)?

And then put the .apk somewhere once for all times (even if a possible problem and/or incompatibility with new Android releases shows up in the future, but someone may want to download it anyway). Perhaps put it on F-Droid if its policy allows.

This way, if someone wants to install that .apk (e.g. has a system that the .apk works on, or for any reason they have), then they simply can try to do it. There can be some warning, caveat, etc of any kind needed - very simple, or very informative.

[overconscious]

Is it possible that someone makes a "somehow trusted" build of just lastest stable commit (or something like that, you probably all know what I mean)?

And then put the .apk somewhere once for all times (even if a possible comes up) - perhaps on F-Droid if its policy allows.

Here is the latest version from Google Play (before it was removed), which I personally use:

http://server2.internetdsl.pl/CSipSimple.apk
http://server2.internetdsl.pl/CSipSimpleCodecPack.apk
http://server2.internetdsl.pl/CSipSimpleG729.apk

[rickyManalo]

I badly need this to run on Oreo currently. Any easy alternatives right now?

[wonder-wanderer]

Here is the latest version from Google Play (before it was removed), which I personally use:

http://server2.internetdsl.pl/CSipSimple.apk
http://server2.internetdsl.pl/CSipSimpleCodecPack.apk
http://server2.internetdsl.pl/CSipSimpleG729.apk

Great, thanks a lot! It works on my Android 9 Oreo Samsung phone!

@rickyManalo these links work on my Oreo :)

[rickyManalo]

Which of those apks should I decompile? I modified my csip to add some features for my use case. And do I need to install all of that?

[rickyManalo]

I was somehow able to convert most parts of my copy to work on Oreo but I'm still getting some errors. This is my current weird error. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57123318/error-inflating-class-android-widget-imagebutton-after-upgrading-app I hope you guys could help me.

[rickyManalo]

I was able to solve the problem above but the app still doesn't look great and still got some problems. Are you guys willing to help me with the rest of the work? My copy is modified quite a bit, not including the things that are really needs to be updated to make it work.