Hello, I use Linphone 1.7.1 under Gentoo GNU/Linux (the following problem occurs if the software is built from the package system "portage" and also when compiled from the source available at http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/linphone/stable/sources/linphone-1.7.1.tar.gz ). I'm in a local network behind a router which is connected to the internet via DSL.
In the settings, I entered a STUN server (stun.ekiga.net) and selected the radio button before the server text field. I can see the change in Linphone's configuration file at ~/.gnome2/linphone. Both audio input and output are directed to/from my USB headset, and I can play the ringtones in the settings locally. I have unselected the video transmission. I've set the upload and download bandwidth to 300 kBit/s, thus all codecs are enabled. When calling the echo test account at sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] , I hear nothing though the echo test call works fine with both Ekiga and Twinkle: I can listen to the remote voice and my own when it's echoed back, but as said, not in Linphone. By analyzing the network traffic with tcpdump and Wireshark, I saw that Linphone actually queries the STUN server and gets a response containing the public IP address. However, when sending the SIP INVITE message to the server at ekiga.net, it includes only the local address, not the public address. Consequently, I see in the network traffic dump that RTP packets are sent to the remote host but that I get no RTP packets back. Specifying the public IP address manually in Linphone's settings, attempting a workaround, doesn't work either. Do you have any ideas to get STUN effectively to work in my network/Linphone configuration? Another question: Is there a bug tracker for Linphone? (As I understood the website, there's none - bug reports should go to this mailing list. Is this correct?) Stefan Schwarzer _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
