Hi Eugen, Changing DNS by tweaking resolv.conf returns unfavorable results.
These test results are based on three setups, provided corresponding -d 4 logs. step 0 live boot to debian 7, dpkg ekiga, apt-get some lib files; using wired (ADSL) line, startup ekiga, configure ekiga, run callback test, works fine. step 1 DHCP to wireless (Wimax) router. resolv.conf points to this router as set by DHCP. When starting up ekiga, it took: 70 seconds to register, 65 seconds to connect call to echo test, and gives segmentation fault when control-q. debug log in http://pastebin.com/YjvFzi3g (first half) http://pastebin.com/iATqWgZT (second half) step 2 Changed wireless router local address to the same subnet with ADSL router's. Global address stays the same, supposedlly. DHCP to the wireless router. When starting up ekiga, it responds 'remote party is offline' after about 130 seconds. http://pastebin.com/ZC1payGg step 3 Edited /etc/resolv.conf so as to point wired (ADSL) router. When starting up ekiga, it says 'globally not acceptable' after about 10 seconds. http://pastebin.com/ZAku2mnn ftp works fine with wireless routing and wired DNS. BTW, supposedly 'insufficient memory' problem has been worked around by adding testing deb line to sources.list. apt-get udpate takes up fewer ram disk space when both testing and unstable lines are included in sources.list. I have no idea why it works like this. fred _______________________________________________ ekiga-list mailing list ekiga-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-list
