4 Aug
2003
4 Aug
'03
1:56 p.m.
On Aug 04, 2003 at 20:46, Yoshiharu Maekawa <maekawa(a)cd.jp.nec.com> wrote:
Hi,
I don't know if this bug is fixed, but 2 others are (e.g. using ipv6
references in received).
Please try again with the latest stable (0.8.11rc3) or unstable cvs.
Also please start ser with maximum debug (debug=9) and if you get an
error send us also the ser log (it's better to start ser with
log_stderror=1 and redirect sdterror to a file: ser -f ser.cfg
2>/tmp/log).
We don't have an ipv6 UA so we generally tested only forwarding
between ipv4<->ipv6.
Andrei
On Aug 01, 2003 at 12:21, Yoshiharu Maekawa
<maekawa(a)cd.jp.nec.com> wrote:
I started "ser-0.8.1.pre29-1" with ipv6 command line (-l ipv6_address ).
and send register message from ipv6 sip client.
I received a following SIP error message from ser.
I have two questions.
(1)As for this error, is it fixed a bug already? Hi,
I have installed ser-0.8.11pre29-1.i386.rpm on Linux PC.
I added IPv6 global address to the interface on Linux PC.
Now, I just only started ser.
I cannot see IPv6 address and port with netstat command.(see bellow)
By default ser does not listen on any ipv6 address. You have to
explicitely specify the ipv6 addresses on which it will listen (either
add -l ipv6_address to the command line or listen= ipv6_address1
ipv6_address2 to the ser.cfg).