> Damien, thanks for the tip. Although no UDP ports are open by GM, just > TCP ones... > > #netstat -tp | grep gnomemeeting > > returns that a call has been established on port 30002 (with the robot), > but during the call #netstat -u returns nothing.
That's because H.245 Tunneling is disabled I guess. Not sure, or it is the local port for the outgoing call. However, UDP ports should be open, if they are not, then you have a problem. If you receive audio from the robot, then UDP ports are really open, so I guess your netstat syntax is not correct (isn't the -t an option that specifies to return TCP ports only? Try netstat -a.) > > Is this ok? I mean, it answers my question because allows me to check > whether a GM call is taken place, but it is weird that there are no open > UDP ports... > > Claudio > > Damien Sandras wrote: >> Hi, >> >> It will be possible when DBUS support will be finalized, but you could >> also use netstat to see if any UDP ports are open by GnomeMeeting. If >> they >> are, then there is a call going on. >> >> >> >>>Hi, it is possible to know from a script whether a conversation is >>>taking place in GM? >>> >>>I want to set a daemon up that checks every now and then if a >>>conversation is taking place in a pc dedicated to videoconferencing, if >>>not then the speakers are enabled (in order to hear if somebody calls). >>> >>>Thanks >>> Claudio > _______________________________________________ > GnomeMeeting-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnomemeeting-list > _______________________________________________ GnomeMeeting-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnomemeeting-list
