3 Sep
2003
3 Sep
'03
6:48 a.m.
I'm trying to get ser working, and have been using kphone as my client.
It registers numerous times, but doesn't seem to see the 200 OK. Has
anyone experienced this before? I am sure it is a stupid newbie
problem. I can attach the kphone log if that helps. I wasn't sure how
this list is with attachments.
3 Sep
3 Sep
9:39 a.m.
I am using kphone. It looks like you don't get the answering packets
from ser back to your host. Can you describe your setup more detailed?
In the meantime you can use ngrep on your ser and kphone host (kphone
uses port 5062 IIRC) to find out what's happening - I assume that they
run on different machines?
On Wed, 2003-09-03 at 06:48, Bob Horvath wrote:
I'm trying to get ser working, and have been using
kphone as my client.
It registers numerous times, but doesn't seem to see the 200 OK. Has
anyone experienced this before? I am sure it is a stupid newbie
problem. I can attach the kphone log if that helps. I wasn't sure how
this list is with attachments.
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10:39 a.m.
Hello,
I am using kphone too and it works. More information (possibly including
ngrep dumps or kphone log outpout) would be appreciated.
Jan.
On 02-09 23:48, Bob Horvath wrote:
I'm trying to get ser working, and have been using
kphone as my client.
It registers numerous times, but doesn't seem to see the 200 OK. Has
anyone experienced this before? I am sure it is a stupid newbie
problem. I can attach the kphone log if that helps. I wasn't sure how
this list is with attachments.
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