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[Linphone-users] Re: Using a proxy
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Simon Morlat |
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[Linphone-users] Re: Using a proxy |
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Fri, 25 Feb 2005 12:00:09 +0100 |
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Hello,
the crash when specifying the route is abnormal and I don't have it on my
machine !
Can you please execute linphonec from gdb so that I can see the backtrace ?
As soon as the new proxy is entered, and if you answered yes to "send
register", a REGISTER request is sent to the proxy. Then the proxy should
answer a "autorization required" answer, then linphonec prompts you for the
password. If it does not I think it means that the server didn't answer or
even the REGISTER request could not be sent. linphonec -d 6 should help in
seeing what happens.
If you want linphonec to use this proxy for calls: you need
linphone-1.0.0pre9, where I added a new command: 'proxy use <proxy number>'.
Each new entered proxy will be used automatically.
I'm sorry but linphonec<1.0.0pre9 could not work properly with proxies as they
were correctly entered and registered to but could never be used for calls.
If you want all requests to go through your proxy then you need to set the
route, otherwise it just uses your identity defined for this proxy but does
not send the requests through the proxy.
Simon
Le Jeudi 24 Février 2005 17:54, Mikhail Ramendik a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I am using linphonec 1.0.0pre8.
>
> The codecs problem was not a linphone issue. I was edting the wrong config.
> Th eright one did not have the password and proxy - but the proxy was
> mis-setup and worked anyway. Sorry...
>
> Now it is fixed, and I'd like to register on the proxy and to call through
> it with my password. However, I can't seem to find a way to do this! In the
> config copied from old ~/.gnome2/linphone into ~/.linphonec , it does not
> recognize the proxy, as "proxy list" gives a blank. When I try adding a
> proxy using "proxy add", it segfaults if I try to specify a route; if not,
> it enters the proxy OK, but never asks for a password, and does not seem to
> be able to use it for calls.
>
> If the UI does not work, never mind, I can edit the config. With either the
> UI or the config, how do I specify a proxy that linphonec should register
> on, and use for all phone numbers?