On Sun, 13 Apr 2003, Scott Holben wrote:
I ran into some very strange behaviors with SER and the firewall. I disconnected the firewall connection to the Internet and the SIP INVITE transactions stopped involving the firewall. This was evident from analyzing Ethereal captures. (It was if the firewall was in a promiscuous mode of operation an acted upon packets that did not apply to it.)
Firewall/NATs settings are almost always uncomfortably tricky. Try sending us your dumps of you don't advance.
make config <- for SER
. . . Old gcc detected (2.9x), use gcc >= 3.1 for better results make: *** No rule to make target `config'. Stop.
My question is should I compile SER with the GCC 2.96 compiler or pay attention to the make config message and update GCC?
SER works with 2.9x, it is just slighlty slower -- you don't need to be worried about it unless you are running some performance tests.
There is no "config" target in the makefile -- to compile, just call "make; make modules".
-Jiri