20 Sep
2008
20 Sep
'08
11:55 a.m.
If that's the case, have you even used MediaProxy 2.x in production?
Even 2.0.3 hasn't been out that long.
Just curious why you'd complain and then not be able to offer any
specifics? Not flaming you or anything, just makes it tough to answer
any of your claims or try and reproduce something when we don't have
anything to go on. "Latest CentOS" really doesn't mean anything. With
all the variables involved, there isn't anything specific there that'd
help us try and help you.
Granted, I'm not aware if you've got any other posts regarding this
issue, but if there are it's nothing recent that I can recall.
If you're willing to post your configs, and detailed specs., we can
all try and find out what's going on with your / their setup.
I would be curious to see what's going on.
Cheers,
- Darren
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On Sep 20, 2008, at 9:42 AM, Jeremy McNamara wrote:
Darren Sessions wrote:
Would be interesting to get info on your server
that you're having
problems with Jeremy.
Linux Distro / Version
Hardware
Conntrack Library Version
Python Version
MediaProxy and OpenSIPS Version
GCC Version
Might be something in there somewhere.
The latest CentOS. 64 bit platform. I will need to get back in touch
with that customer for any more specific details, as I don't
necessarily
have access to their system any longer. They wanted to use
MediaProxy, so I configured it for them, but ultimately we ended up
using Asterisk for RTP/etc.
Jeremy McNamara
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