<div>Would you be so kind to share your experience?</div>
<div>I can read most of C language, but writing it is another thing.</div>
<div>And I'm not familiar with the internals of Asterisk...</div>
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<div>Or maybe you could already confirm that my problem is related to NAT (client or Asterisk side, not sure)<br><br> </div>
<div><span class="gmail_quote">On 6/21/07, <b class="gmail_sendername"><a href="mailto:demuel@thephinix.org">demuel@thephinix.org</a></b> <<a href="mailto:demuel@thephinix.org">demuel@thephinix.org</a>> wrote:</span>
<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0px 0px 0px 0.8ex; BORDER-LEFT: #ccc 1px solid">I been to this scenario before. But I got mine working just last May 2007 and it appears<br>to be stable now ready for some serious commercial application. Hint: if you have any
<br>experience with C, try to check with the source code related to the channels you are<br>stressing down here. Well, it is not an easy task to do and not for the faint of heart.<br>With a little luck and more of motivated creativity, you will get it working. Trust me,
<br>been there done that.<br><br><br><br>> Hi list,<br>><br>> I'm trying to get channel gtalk working in asterisk 1.4.5<br>> I have it built and configured as follows:<br>><br>><br>> *jabber.conf:*
<br>><br>> [general]<br>> debug=yes<br>> autoprune=no<br>> autoregister=no<br>><br>> [myaccount]<br>> type=client<br>> serverhost=<a href="http://talk.google.com">talk.google.com</a><br>> username=
<a href="http://myaccount@gmail.com/Talk">myaccount@gmail.com/Talk</a><br>> secret=mypassword<br>> port=5222<br>> usetls=yes<br>> usesasl=yes<br>> statusmessage="Talk to me"<br>> timeout=100<br>
><br>> *gtalk.conf:*<br>><br>> [general]<br>> context=default<br>> allowguest=yes<br>> bindaddr=<a href="http://172.25.123.18">172.25.123.18</a><br>> [guest]<br>> disallow=all<br>> allow=ulaw
<br>> context=gtalk<br>><br>> This works fine when I call this account from my personal gtalk. But<br>> others have some very strange problems.<br>> In most cases, I see the call coming into Asterisk and executing normally.
<br>> On the callers side, the call looks like it was answered, but there's no<br>> audio.<br>> In some other cases, the call doesn't even appear to be answered, although I<br>> see a normal execution on Asterisk.
<br>><br>> I first had similar problems, because I didn't use "bindaddr" in gtalk.conf.<br>> But that fixed it for me, but not for most other cases.<br>> Also, we all use the same network (same routing and NAT) and Gtalk version.
<br>> Audio calls between regular Gtalk users is not a problem.<br>><br>> This problem really puzzles me. Is it a channel gtalk problem, or do we need<br>> to look at other settings (network, client settings...)?
<br>> I personnaly think we can rule out network config, since both successful and<br>> unsuccessful users work in the same lan.<br>><br>> Is there anybody with experience in using channel gtalk? Should we start
<br>> debugging?<br>> What can we learn from jabber debug logs?<br>><br>> Any help is very much appreciated!<br>><br>> koenvi<br>> _______________________________________________<br>> --Bandwidth and Colocation provided by
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