Re: [GnomeMeeting-list] "Abnormal call termination"

[Nicola <n_ultimodruido email it>]

Hi,
I'm not a computer genius, but I had once a similar problem and I solved
it when I discovered that ekiga was listening on eth0 instead of ppp0.
Hope it helps...
bye Nic

Il giorno mar, 16/05/2006 alle 14.02 +0200, Josh Green ha scritto:
> I'm using Ekiga 2.0.1 on Gentoo.  I have been unable to get Ekiga to
> connect to any other clients.  I'm currently attempting to connect to
> the sip:500 ekiga net echo back service.  The call ends with the rather
> non-descriptive message "Abnormal call termination".  I've attached a
> log of ekiga run with the -d 6 switch, although it doesn't look very
> helpful.  I did a trace of the network traffic using Ethereal and found
> that after initiating a call there are hundreds of STUN Binding
> Request/Reply pairs (about 200 or so) and then the DNS query "SRV
> _sip._udp.ekiga.net" is sent which returns "No such name".  At this
> point there is no additional traffic and the "Abnormal call termination"
> message is displayed in the status bar of Ekiga.  I have a registered
> account on ekiga.net.
> 
> Does anyone have any ideas why this is occurring.  I would be very
> grateful for any information on this matter.  On an unrelated note, I've
> noticed that Ekiga often fails to hang up for a long period of time
> (which I saw in the bug database that this was reported), but this also
> occurs sometimes even when the call fails.    The first time it fails,
> the fast sequence of tones is heard and then the connection button
> becomes un-pressed (hang up correctly).  On the second or third failure,
> the "Abnormal call termination" is still printed, but the error tones
> are not heard and it just keeps ringing, until the program is
> terminated.
> 
> Best regards,
> 	Josh Green
> 
> P.S. I hope this isn't something obvious, I think I did my share of
> legwork before posting ;)
> 
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