On 05/10/2016 04:01 PM, Alex Malmyguine wrote: > > In the past (perhaps with v. 0.15 of so) I was able to voice-chat with > a user directly connected to the Internet on their end. > > My Gajim is on the LAN behind a router, his Gajim and Jitsi were on a > machine directly plugged into a DSL modem. > > > > I am trying to do that with Gajim 0.16.5 and it is not working. It is > not even working when the same user connects to my LAN over VPN. > > It is not even working between 2 machines on my LAN. They are in the > same sub-net with no firewalls whatsoever. > > > > Pressing microphone or webcam button does absolutely nothing with the > Gajim clients, and if they are using Jitsi they get a call that never > connects. > > > > I never get their calls in Gajim, as if they never tried to initiate > audio or video call. > > > > The file transfers do not work either. I can probably send one file on > the LAN, but sending 2-3 files results in 1 of them getting forever > stuck on my end at 96% and on their end they appear as cancelled as if > I stopped the transfer on my end. > > File transfers over the Internet do not work at all, they all appear > cancelled on the receiving end. When that user connects via VPN it > does not work too. The VPN setup is such that they can only connect to > the XMPP server and do not have a direct connection to any other hosts > on the LAN. The XMPP server has media and file transfer proxies enabled. > > > > So bottom line is – nothing but text messaging works at all. > > > > Did anyone else try to use Gajim for voice, video and file transfers? > Did that work? > > > > This is so odd: there is a dozen open source chat programs out there > such as Miranda, Phi, Pidgin, Ekiga, Gajim, Jitsi etc that advertise > the voice/video calls, but none of them actually work for me, and my > LAN/WAN set up is nothing unorthodox. Jitsi to Jitsi kind of works, > and at some point I was able to even share desktop simultaneously with > voice/video chat, but there is a one big show-stopper about Jitsi: it > constantly freezes solid under Linux and has to be killed and > re-started. It also freezes solid when switching keyboard to a > non-Latin layout. So I cannot use that and have to look for other > solution, but none works. > > > > I could ask Yann if he ever tested these scenarios, but he does not > seem to be forthcoming towards the bug reports as of lately, so I am > not holding my breath. > > > > Alex >
Hi Alex, Indeed we have exchanged a few mails about your file transfer problems. And to sum up: You send me 3 XML logs, and each logs was a different case. First one an d SI / IBB transfer, second one a SI / socks5 transfer, and third one, a Jingle / socks5 transfer. With your first logs, I was able to fix the problem. IBB transfer now should work correctly. For your second logs, I told you why it fails: """ - Your contact don't support jingle file transfer (a more recent method) - Your contact can't connect Gajim on both your IPs : X.Y.Z.T and .U on port 28011 (maybe a firewall on one of the machines) - Your server don't offer a file transfer proxy """ And for the third logs, you tried to transfer sever files at the same time. I asked you a question about your network configuration and to try with only one file, and I am waiting your reply. For Audio / Video calls, yes it seems libs have changed things. It doesn't work very well in 0.16 branch. I try to have it working correctly in the next major release. -- Yann _______________________________________________ Gajim-devel mailing list Gajim-devel@gajim.org https://lists.gajim.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/gajim-devel
