[Serusers] cvs / rtpproxy download

[Graham Turner]

Jan, thanks once again for your post reply

i have been able to proceed with the installation of the rtpproxy
distribution from said location and install using 'make install'

can run the command /usr/local/bin/rtpproxy

this doesn't  echo anything to the console so i assume it starts ok ????

this now introduces errors logged to the console as i attempt to setup video
conversation between one endpoint behind the NAT and the other on the public
internet;

extract-body: message body has length zero';

force_rtp_proxy: can't extract body from the message

on_reply processing failed



the observed behaviour is that the endpoint on the Internet has full
communication while the endpoint behind NAT has none



for reference i am using the nathelper.cfg as published in etc folder of the
CVS version of sip_router - excepting modification of the alias statement
for my domain name



one other point that i can confirm is the modification of the Via Header
with the addition of the "rport" value



i hope this is of use to you in providing some assistance



thanks for this and all your help throughout



GT



----- Original Message -----
From: "Jan Janak" <jan at iptel.org>
To: "Graham Turner" <ipcomputers at btconnect.com>
Cc: <serusers at lists.iptel.org>
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 9:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Serusers] cvs / rtpproxy download


> On 11-04 20:37, Graham Turner wrote:
> > it seems having negotiated the install of nathelper from cvs tree, am
now
> > needing to progress with the similar task for rtpproxy.
> >
> > given that i am very new to freebsd and certainly not understanding the
cvs
> > system was wondering if anyone could give me the "idiots guide" for the
> > installation of rtpproxy from cvs
> >
> > there was a very helpful note for the cvs version of ser at
> > www.iptel.org/ser/cvs by comparison
>
>   It is very similar as getting ser because rtpproxy is kept in the
>   same repository, just replace cvs co sip_router with cvs co rtpproxy.
>
>     Jan.
>