Re: [Turnserver-users] Problem using the test classes

[Sebastien V. <vi...@cl...>]

Tobias H. a écrit :
> Hi Sebastien,
>
> thx for your quick answer and explanation. I thought this was the 
> problem...
>
> I got the output below but only up to 'ChannelData', so I received 
> nothing.

It comes from the turnusers.txt template file in turnserver-0.2.2. 
Account username is different from the hardcoded one in test_client_tcp.c

> Now I tried svn-version and it works! (First I downloaded 
> http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/turnserver/turnserver/turnserver-0.2.2/turnserver-0.2.2.tar.bz2 
> )
>
> greetings
> Tobias
>
>
> Sebastien Vincent wrote:
>> Hi Tobias,
>>
>> Tobias H. a écrit :
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I'm trying to run the turnserver and test it with the enclosed test 
>>> classes. When I test the client using test_client_tcp I get some 
>>> output like this on the server:
>>> 10:31:07.542240 [turnserver.c:3632]    TurnServer start
>>> 10:31:07.542654 [turnserver.c:3712]    Run with uid_real=1000 
>>> gid_real=1000 uid_eff=1000 gid_eff=1000
>>> 10:31:10.477472 [turnserver.c:3264]    Received TCP on listening 
>>> address
>>> 10:31:10.477534 [turnserver.c:3279]    Received TCP connection
>>> 10:31:10.477652 [turnserver.c:3205]    Received data from TCP client
>>> 10:31:10.477730 [turnserver.c:3010]    Incomplete message
>>> 10:31:11.477913 [turnserver.c:3205]    Received data from TCP client
>>> 10:31:11.478031 [turnserver.c:2368]    No message integrity
>>> ...
>>>
>>> What I have to do/configure to run the test successfully?
>>>
>>>   
>>
>> If you see test_client_tcp output, you should see something like:
>> Send allocate request
>> Send OK
>> Send allocate request
>> Send refresh request
>> Send ChannelBind request
>> Send CreatePermission request
>> Send Send indication request
>> add padding
>> ChannelData
>> Received 5 bytes
>> I receive Hello (channel data)
>> Send allocate request
>>
>> The "Incomplete message" means that server has received a TCP 
>> STUN/TURN packet which is fragmented. The "No message integrity" 
>> means that client has not added authentication stuff required by 
>> TURN. But for the first packet exchanged from the client to the 
>> server, it is normal because authentication need server realm and 
>> nonce value (given by server if  message-integrity option not found 
>> in TURN packet).
>>
>> Regards,
>> -- 
>> Sebastien Vincent
>>
>>> Sincerely yours
>>> Tobias
>>>
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