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Bob
can't restrain myself from pouring salt ... :-)
Bob von Knobloch wrote:
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>
> Thanks Erich and Martin, you had the right idea, it was a lost process.
> I believed
I don't know about your religious preferences but that is definitely
where believing belongs to. Don't worry though, happene
"Bonjour" to the list,
I am a new user of Bering uClibc and I was wondering if there were other
web servers than sh-httpd or mhttpd because there is not much
documentation available on those servers (I remember Bering was using
thttpd, which is more documented on acme.com website).
I would particu
Sorry for the vagueness of this question. Someone approached me about
putting an Asterisk server behind Leaf and what might be involved. I found
some IPTABLES rules for Asterisk, but I can't find anything on how to best
set this up. From what little I know about Asterisk, it seems that putting
i
Hello Bob,
I have an Asterisk server (SIP) runnng behind leaf with softphones on the
local net. Ofcourse it depends on the setup, but for my case the following
rules are enough:
# asterisk
DNATnet loc: udp 5060
DNATnet loc: udp 18000:2
Hello Lionel,
> "Bonjour" to the list,
>
Welcome to the list!
>
> I am a new user of Bering uClibc and I was wondering if there were other
> web servers than sh-httpd or mhttpd because there is not much documentation
> available on those servers (I remember Bering was using thttpd, which is
> mor
Hello,
> I don't know of any other (small) webserver that supports PHP, I also
> don't know what's exactly needed in a webserver to support PHP. So sorry,
> I can't help you here. Mini_httpd supports CGI, but that's probably not
> enough...
> Maybe someone else on the list?
I think the easiest so
Lionel wrote:
> I am a new user of Bering uClibc and I was wondering if there were
> other web servers than sh-httpd or mhttpd because there is not much
> documentation available on those servers (I remember Bering was using
> thttpd, which is more documented on acme.com website).
I have been run
Bob,
The best solution is to forward the sip ports to the asterisk box
Sip is using port 5060 (and sometimes 5061) for signaling and ports
1-2 for RTP data (voicel)
If the 1-2 range overlaps with any other ports, you can change it in
asterisk by modyfing the rtp.conf (note there is
