Re: [Ekiga-list] I get Could not register. Method not allowed error. What does it mean?

2012-07-18 Thread Eugen Dedu

On 18/07/12 19:56, L. Rahyen wrote:

On Tuesday 17 July 2012 10:12:51 Eugen Dedu wrote:

The only way to see where the problem is is to send us a -d 4 output

I have attached the output to this message. I have deleted previous 
configuration, created SIP account from scratch and tried to call some local 
phone. Then pressed Chat-Quit. Ekiga exited with segmentation fault (it always 
exits with segmentation fault).


Well, ekiga sends all messages to itself, hence the error.

ekiga listens on port 5060, and asterisk seems to listen on the same 
port.  Two programs cannot listen on the same port.


Either use ekiga on a machine different than asterisk, or try asterisk 
to listen on another port (different than 5060) and modify ekiga and all 
phones to use the other port, or tell ekiga to listen on another port 
(gconf-editor, apps/ekiga/protocols/sip/listen_port, hope it works since 
it is not well tested).


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Re: [Ekiga-list] I get Could not register. Method not allowed error. What does it mean?

2012-07-17 Thread Eugen Dedu

On 13/07/12 10:33, L. Rahyen wrote:

I'm trying to use Ekiga as SIP client on the same computer I have
asterisk running. I do not have router or firewall in my local
network.

Ekiga does not work for me at all. I created SIP account in it, as my
Name, User and Authentication User I have entered my SIP login, as
password - my SIP password, as Registrar - IP address of my
asterisk SIP server (192.168.1.2) - the same one I use in my hardware
SIP phones. And I get Could not register. Method not allowed
(visible in Edit-Accounts).

On start up, after some time, I get message Could not register
sip:myname@192.168.1.2, and then Ekiga did not manage to configure
your network settings automatically. ... Please see [link] for
instructions. But the link is about configuring routers which I do
not have. I do not have firewall either. Just network switch and
gateway, some other computers and hardware SIP phones in my local
network. And this is probably irrelevant anyway, because Ekiga and
Asterisk are on the same computer.

I use default 5060 port in sip.conf. I have created separate account
in sip.conf for software phone. If I try to use this new account in
hardware SIP phone, it works. But Ekiga does not. If I ignore the
errors and try to dial some phone number (local or global - does not
matter), I get Remote user is busy immediately.

If I try to enter in the Registrar field 192.168.1.2:5060, only error
I get is Ekiga did not manage to configure your network settings
automatically ..., and no other errors. But the result is the same:
I get Remote user is busy immediately when trying to dial a
number.

Asterisk log, even in the most verbose mode, does not show any
attempt to register (or anything else) when I run Ekiga.

Since it looks like there are plenty of people who use Ekiga as SIP
client, I assume I'm doing something wrong. I cannot figure out what
exactly by myself, so I will appreciate any help.


The error Ekiga did not manage... is shown because your network is 
connected to Internet through a NAT which is not (well) supported by 
ekiga.  However, you do not want to connect to Internet, so this message 
is irrelevant in your case.  You can avoid it by manually checking 
Disable/Enable network detection in Preferences.


Now, you say you have a registration error (the call error is normal, 
since you are not registered).  The only way to see where the problem is 
is to send us a -d 4 output, see 
http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Debugging_Ekiga#How_to_get_a_debug_output. 
 Method not allowed simply means, as far as I know, that asterisk 
answers with an error which translated into English gives exactly that 
(Method not allowed).


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[Ekiga-list] I get Could not register. Method not allowed error. What does it mean?

2012-07-13 Thread L. Rahyen
I'm trying to use Ekiga as SIP client on the same computer I have 
asterisk running. I do not have router or firewall in my local network.

Ekiga does not work for me at all. I created SIP account in it, as my 
Name, User and Authentication User I have entered my SIP login, as password - 
my SIP password, as Registrar - IP address of my asterisk SIP server 
(192.168.1.2) - the same one I use in my hardware SIP phones. And I get Could 
not register. Method not allowed (visible in Edit-Accounts).

On start up, after some time, I get message Could not register 
sip:myname@192.168.1.2, and then Ekiga did not manage to configure your 
network settings automatically. ... Please see [link] for instructions. But 
the link is about configuring routers which I do not have. I do not have 
firewall either. Just network switch and gateway, some other computers and 
hardware SIP phones in my local network. And this is probably irrelevant 
anyway, because Ekiga and Asterisk are on the same computer.

I use default 5060 port in sip.conf. I have created separate account in 
sip.conf for software phone. If I try to use this new account in hardware SIP 
phone, it works. But Ekiga does not. If I ignore the errors and try to dial 
some phone number (local or global - does not matter), I get Remote user is 
busy immediately.

If I try to enter in the Registrar field 192.168.1.2:5060, only error I 
get is Ekiga did not manage to configure your network settings automatically 
..., and no other errors. But the result is the same: I get Remote user is 
busy immediately when trying to dial a number.

Asterisk log, even in the most verbose mode, does not show any attempt 
to register (or anything else) when I run Ekiga.

Since it looks like there are plenty of people who use Ekiga as SIP 
client, I assume I'm doing something wrong. I cannot figure out what exactly by 
myself, so I will appreciate any help.
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