This subject touched on when we all made the change to IPTables I recall from the list. It was then said that the modules to allow Windows Messenger to use voice and video chats would eventually come. (The IPChains ones I used to use worked perfectly). It has now been a long while, and a wild search I did yesterday turned up NADA again EXCEPT for some proxxying / gateway software to work as a proxy for this kind of thing.
Does anyone how far we are on this issue? - I know it's not a super important one (hence I never bothered with it before), but I have some family who sometimes want to talk to me using it, and I have to dial in manually to do it (bypass all the NAT/Firewalling stuff). I've tried opening all relevant ports etc. to no avail. The documentation I DID find on the subject pretty much allready told me this wouldn't work, and that modules would be available for this functionality 'pretty soon'. I'm not pressuring anyone to code modules for iptables to do this, as I fully understand it is all voluntary work, but is there any progress being made in this area? Is there some other way to get it working using IPTables rules? (from the docos doesn't seem so but I'd better ask). Anyone have experience using one of these proxies/gateways? TIA. -- Edward Dekkers (Director) Triple D Computer Services Pty. Ltd. _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
