Andreas Freiherr wrote:
Hello Yannick / others,
It would seem sometimes it works, but often it does not. Yesterday, I got
disconnected in the middle of a call and was not able to register even after
restarting Ekiga.
Note: settings must have been OK; I had an active connection, and I did not
change anything after loosing it.
Today, it worked again -- without changing any settings. Once. Then, I got disconnected, and right
now, I am still unable to register to Ekiga.net (timeout). It would be nice if the status (being
registered / not being registered) would somehow be visible in the GUI, after the status message
"could not register sip:..." is gone. Just always "Standby" does not let me
know whether I can place a call or not.
I upgraded to 3.2.5 because this happened to me with an older version, and
because of the often misleading error messages in Ekiga, I thought it might be
a version problem. After upgrading to Fedora 11 (fighting lots of problems with
the Intel graphics driver...) and Ekiga 3.2.5, the same problem persisted.
Right now, with the "disable network detection" option unchecked, I always get a popup
saying "Ekiga did not manage to configure your network settings automatically. You can still
use it, but you need to configure your network settings manually. Please see
http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Enable_port_forwarding_manually for instructions" -- which I
followed weeks ago, but that popup keeps bugging me.
I also noted that, in .gconf/apps/ekiga/general/nat/%gconf.xml, the "public_ip"
address is almost always wrong (does not match what my DSL router reports), so there may
appear to be a problem with STUN?
For ekiga.net, you need network detection, so check off Disable net
detection.
You should execute ekiga like this:
ekiga -d 4 2>&1 | grep STUN
and look at the IP address it shows to see if it is correct.
It is strange that it is not correct.
For me, Ekiga is in a "proof of concept" status. In order to reach "production
grade", it needs to become reliable next.
Oh, and I am badly missing the volume controls that apparently have been removed from Ekiga's user
interface. I am using a separate soundcard for the headset, so accessing the controls for this card
through pulseaudio is somewhat cumbersome because it is NOT the default output. It would have been
useful if the "in" and "out" volume sliders that I used to know from an older
Ekiga version would still be available.
Is there any chance for these things to improve again, after regressing from my
previous 2.something version to 3.2.5?
Andreas
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: "Tommaso Gardumi" <tommaso.gard...@gmail.com>
Gesendet: 13.08.09 13:45:56
An: Ekiga mailing list <ekiga-list@gnome.org>
Betreff: Re: [Ekiga-list] registration failure
Thanks Yannik,
It's incredible, i tought i already tried that solution before, but
with no success.
Now it worked.
Thanks again
Il giorno gio, 13/08/2009 alle 13.26 +0200, yannick ha scritto:
Tommaso Gardumi a écrit : > Hello, > I have a problem with the
registration at ekiga.net. > I am running ubuntu 9.04, i have a
diamondcard sip account working, but > the program refuses to
register to my ekiga account. > I attach the output of ekiga -d 4 2>
output.txt > Thanks in advance for your help > Ekiga tries to
register using a private IP. The solution is to use STUN: Go to Edit &
#8594; Preferences → General Settings → Network Settings,
uncheck the "Disable network detection" option. Restart ekiga.
Hopefully, it will now register to ekiga.net Best regards, Yannick ___
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