Package: sflphone-gnome Version: 1.4.1-0.1+b1 Severity: important Set up a SIP account using the following settings:
Alias: Daniel Host: debian.org (as the SIP address is [email protected]) Username: pocock Password: (the rtc.debian.org password set through SSO) Proxy: I tried three values: - leaving this blank - vogler.debian.org - vogler.debian.org:5061 On the Security tab: - change the "Authentication name" from pocock to [email protected] - click "Use TLS" - click the "Edit" button next to TLS - on the TLS dialog box, choose "TLS protocol method" SSLv23 In the Accounts list, it just says Server returned "Service Unavailable" (503) Looking at tcpdump, I see no sign that sflphone made any attempt to contact the server Running the sflphoned daemon manually in debug mode: /usr/lib/sflphone/sflphoned -d -c -p I found this in the logs: siptransport.cpp:294:0x99c0: Get new tls transport/listener from transport manager to 200.17.202.197:5061 siptransport.cpp:259:0x99c0: Creating Listener on 0.0.0.0:5061... siptransport.cpp:260:0x99c0: CRT file : /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt siptransport.cpp:261:0x99c0: PEM file : managerimpl.cpp:1310:0x99c0: Saving Configuration to XDG directory /home/daniel/.config/sflphone/sflphoned.yml sipvoiplink.cpp:2185:0x99c0: SIP registration failed, status=503 (Connection refused) It is trying to connect to 200.17.202.197 - that is not the SIP proxy It appears that there are two problems here: a) when the "Proxy" field is blank, it is looking up the A record for debian.org instead of the SRV record for _sips._tcp.debian.org b) when the "Proxy" field is set, it appears to completely ignore it, so it is not possible to override the first problem by manually setting the proxy address -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
