RE: [Iaxclient-devel] Crash w/ IAXComm talking to another IAXComm

[Michael V. D. <mi...@va...>]

 

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> Behalf Of Nathan Sharp
> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 11:06 AM
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> Subject: Re: [Iaxclient-devel] Crash w/ IAXComm talking to 
> another IAXComm
> 
> Michael,
>   Thanks so much for the quick reply!  To answer your 
> questions, I am calling through an Asterisk 1.0.1 server 
> (with Speex disabled).  I am not using the echo cancellation 
> feature.  
> 
>   Could this be the same problem?
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=5836576
> &forum_id=29380
> 

I'm really not totally sure, but I think there's still a problem with codec
negotiation.

Could you try calling peer to peer and see what you get?

I am also going to post new binaries tonite or tomorrow compiled on RH9 and
WinXP.  They will have CVS updates for iaxclient, and be set to prefer iLBC.

>   Only the existence of NAT or not doesn't seem to matter for 
> me.  I have hooked up my asterisk server to a FWD account 
> using iax2.fwdnet.net and I've found that the client crashes 
> also if I try to connect to FWD through my asterisk server.   
> 
> Feature Requests?  My top priorities, in order:
> 1) Secure against malicious incoming packets

I don't know what to do here

> 2) Low Latency (10-2004 version seems much better than the 
> earlier version, when it doesn't crash). 

See Steve Kann's comments about this.  I'll recompile with a lower latency,
and see how it works.

> 3) Reliable.  The earlier version has never crashed yet on 
> me, it just has much higher latency.

That's a feature everyone can use!

> 4) Easy to install/use (so I can hand it out to family and 
> friends).  You are pretty close on this front already.  There 
> are a couple of minor GUI issues which could be cleaned up.

You shoulda seen the earlier versions!  I think I've got the install down to
the easiest I can without going to the point of using an installer:  a
single file that you can run from anywhere.

Quick hint that I should put in the QUICKSTART:  I trim down the registry
and export the HKEY/CU/Software/iaxcomm node and ship my family the binary
and the reg key. "Double click the .reg file then double click the phone."

Since this list is for all iaxclient stuff, email me off list with your GUI
ideas.

> 5) Control over the encoding format

Yes, I need to add controls to override the defaults.
 
> And as an aside for later: Some type of network level 
> encryption would be great (if it didn't make latency bad).

Any ideas on this, guys?

I know just enough about encryption to know that ROT-13 ing the encoded
payload is probably not the route to take.
 
>   Thanks again!
>    Nathan
> 
> Michael Van Donselaar wrote:
> 
> 
> 	
> 	Are you calling peer-to -peer (XP to RH8), or are both 
> phones registered with an
> 	asterisk server?
> 	
> 	Do you have echo cancel turned on?  I think there's 
> still a problem in there.  I
> 	probably ought to disable that.
> 	
> 	  
> 	
> 	Feature requests are welcome too!
> 	  
> 
> 
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