Hi Dennis, the linphonerc proxy and auth section is list below:
[auth_info_1] username=user1 userid=user1 ha1=cb4a74c5669197f91b09017781d9b64d realm=x100 domain=pbx.domain.tld algorithm=MD5 [proxy_0] reg_proxy=<sip:pbx.domain.tld:5081;transport=tls> reg_identity=sip:rot18@x100 contact_parameters=message-expires=604800 quality_reporting_enabled=0 quality_reporting_interval=0 reg_expires=3600 reg_sendregister=1 publish=1 avpf=-1 avpf_rr_interval=1 dial_escape_plus=0 privacy=32768 push_notification_allowed=0 idkey=proxy_config_0vn3SUWIugJnuzP publish_expires=3600 nat_policy_ref=FR-gZc7Bj7OPJvM I can add realm to proxy section but the behavior is the same. The belle-sip try to resolv the realm. I also try to add the realm to the host file but the belle-sip doesnt use host file, the library use his own resolver maybe. BR René Am 17.08.21 um 21:10 schrieb Dennis Filder: > On Tue, Aug 17, 2021 at 09:30:57AM +0200, Rene Kockisch wrote: > >> I'm trying to use linphone for our PBX but we run in a issue. I use >> Desktop 4.2.5 - Qt5.14.2 Core 4.4.19 on Windows 10 and the config use a >> Domain to register and a realm for Login mech. But the linphone try to >> resolv the realm as a domain, how can I told linphone to not resolv the >> login realm? >> >> The config is as follow: >> >> sip-adress: sip:user1@x100 >> sip-serveradress: sip:pbx.domain.tld;transport=udp >> >> The registration works and I'm logged in with my user but in case I want >> to make a outbound call the belle-sip try to resolve the realm, why? > > From looking at the source code I believe to authenticate against a > realm you have to configure it manually in the linphonerc file under > section [proxy] as that setting is not exposed through the GUI. The > file should be at > "C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Local\linphone\linphonerc". The > recognized configuration keys for that section are (default values in > parentheses): > > avpf > avpf_rr_interval (5) > conference_factory_uri > contact_parameters > contact_uri_parameters > depends_on > dial_escape_plus (0) > dial_prefix > idkey > nat_policy_ref > privacy > publish (0) > publish_expires (-1) > push_notification_allowed (0) > quality_reporting_collector > quality_reporting_enabled (0) > quality_reporting_interval (0) > realm > refkey > reg_expires (3600) > reg_identity > reg_proxy > reg_route > reg_sendregister (1) > > In reg_proxy you have to use the (resolvable) hostname of the proxy > and in realm the unresolvable realm name. At least that's my > understanding. > > Regards. > > _______________________________________________ > Linphone-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users > _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
