On 2009-07-22, Andrew Brown <[email protected]> wrote: >> I am using IP literals, not names, direct w/o proxy server. Linphone 3.1.2 >> on XP. I can make calls fine via IPv4, and I can ping6 successfully, but >> when I switch Linphone to IPv6, it fails me. Can anyone tell me what this >> means? (IP address has been manually obscured.) >> >> >> message: Notifying all friends that we are in status 1 >> message: Notifying all friends that we are in status 5 >> error: getaddrinfo(): error >> >> warning: Failed to set DSCP value on socket. >> message: allocating transaction ressource 11 21639 >> message: allocating ICT context >> message: DNS resolution with 2001:1938:xxx:0:xxxx:16ac:95e3:36d6:5060 >> message: getaddrinfo failure. 2001:1938:xxx:0:xxxx:16ac:95e3:36d6:5060 >> (11001) >> message: cb_transport_error (id=11) >> message: cb_nict_kill_transaction (id=11) > > The line I really want to understand is the "getaddrinfo failure".
See the error code in parenthesis (11001). This value should be translated to human readable string by gai_strerror() as done in SVN HEAD source code. Probably your system C library does not implement fully this function. Dig into header files of your libc to get the meaning. Actually I see similar problem on Linux with Linphone-3.1.1 too. It does not translate the code. I will try to compile current code to resolve it. -- Petr _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
