On Monday, January 26, 2015 12:01:52 Olivier Crête wrote:
On 26/01/15 11:46 AM, Dominik George wrote:
1. STUN and TURN servers can be published throush XEP-0215; this
also allows the use of temporary credentials. Jitsi and Prosody
already support that, and I personally think it is a valid
Hi,
I might be out of touch with the current state, but I believe that's
correct, yes.
Google relays are somewhat unlike standard TURN because Google has a
non-standard auto-discovery protocol based on communicating with our
home XMPP server, which telepathy-gabble knows how to use while
Hi,
The best first step would probably be to make the TURN relay hostname,
port, username and password configurable as parameters in
src/protocol.c, the same way the STUN server hostname/port and HTTPS
proxy hostname/port are currently configurable, then propagate those
into the
Hi,
I cannot seem to establish calls in Empathy through XMPP/Jingle and our
TURN server.
I don't think non-Google TURN servers are supported, either
automatically-detected or manually-configured.
Media streams are only routed through Google if
(a) the media stream is not getting
Hi,
The best first step would probably be to make the TURN relay hostname,
port, username and password configurable as parameters in
src/protocol.c, the same way the STUN server hostname/port and HTTPS
proxy hostname/port are currently configurable, […]
I'd even say the existing stun-server
On 24/01/15 19:04, Dominik George wrote:
I cannot seem to establish calls in Empathy through XMPP/Jingle and our
TURN server.
I don't think non-Google TURN servers are supported, either
automatically-detected or manually-configured.
I found rumours here [1] that Empathy/Telepathy is using
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On 26/01/15 08:51 AM, Dominik George wrote:
Hi,
The best first step would probably be to make the TURN relay
hostname, port, username and password configurable as
parameters in src/protocol.c, the same way the STUN server
hostname/port and
Hi,
I'd even say the existing stun-server parameters could simply be
reused and the UI element be relabled as STUN/TURN-Server. At
least, I cannot see any reason why the STUN server should be
different from the TURN relay, and other clients (including Jitsi)
do that as well.
Except that
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On 26/01/15 09:00 AM, Dominik George wrote:
If the peer (the other person in the call) proposes a relay
server candidate, again, that candidate will be used if
higher-priority direct connections fail; so if you are not using
a Google account,
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Le 01/26/2015 08:06 AM, Dominik George a écrit :
I conclude from this that, in essence, Telepathy does not support
TURN or other relays for anything except Google, and to fix that,
work has to be done to port that functionality so that it works
Hi,
2. the XMPP Wiki suggests that it is a valid solution to look for
_turn SRV records via DNS.
That ignore the fact that you need to give it a username/password.
Authentication in TURN is optional (though the default) and servers
exist that share credentials with the XMPP account.
-nik
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On 26/01/15 11:46 AM, Dominik George wrote:
1. STUN and TURN servers can be published throush XEP-0215; this
also allows the use of temporary credentials. Jitsi and Prosody
already support that, and I personally think it is a valid
solution;
On 26/01/15 16:35, Olivier Crête wrote:
On 26/01/15 08:51 AM, Dominik George wrote:
Technically, the servers could be split, but as all relevant TURN
server implementations also do STUN and there is no reason to
disable that, I think it is a very safe bet.
All TURN servers are also STUN
Hi,
... but not every STUN server is also a TURN server. In particular,
there are lots of free community-provided STUN servers out there.
telepathy-gabble defaults to (iirc) stun.telepathy.im, which is provided
by Collabora; that's sufficient to get through relatively friendly
NATs, but it
Hi,
I cannot seem to establish calls in Empathy through XMPP/Jingle and our
TURN server.
I found rumours here [1] that Empathy/Telepathy is using some Google
relay server instead.
While this would, due to firewall policies, explain why calls cannot be
established, above all I'd like to inquire
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