Re: [Linphone-users] Use A SIP Account on Link Mint Desktop

[jbc]

Well, I was able to get Linphone setup. I deleted all the previous 
configuration files and started with a fresh install of the Appimge file. Set 
up my SIP account using UDP and the account successfully registered. Was able 
to successfully send a SMS.


On Friday, February 4th, 2022 at 1:09 PM, Dennis Filder <d.filder@web.de> wrote:
> Just out of curiosity: What is the current version of Linphone in > Mint?
This is the current version of the Appimage:
Desktop 4.3.2 - Qt5.12.12
Core 5.0.49

The version in the repositories is:
3.6.1-3build-1


> That's a pretty impressive level of dedication for tech support.

Yes, they have really great customer service. Been super helpful.

Jeremy




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On Friday, February 4th, 2022 at 1:09 PM, Dennis Filder <d.filder@web.de> wrote:

> On Thu, Feb 03, 2022 at 11:36:20PM +0000, jbc via Linphone-users wrote:
>
> > I am trying to set up a connection between the Linphone Desktop app
> >
> > (using the AppImage from the Linphone website) on my Linux Mint
> >
> > computer and my VOIP service provider
> >
> > 1-VOIP. I used the Account Assistant and
> >
> > Use A SIP Account method to setup the connection. After entering the
> >
> > Username, Password and SIP Domain that I was given by 1-VOIP the
> >
> > connection fails. I see my phone number on the upper left corner of
> >
> > the window next to the search bar and it has a red triangle with an
> >
> > ! mark in it. Can someone help me figure out how to trouble shoot
> >
> > this problem?
>
> How are you connected to the Internet? Like 99% of consumers you are
>
> probably sitting behind a firewalling router. This is prone to
>
> interfere with protocols like SIP and usually requires the involvement
>
> of either a SIP proxy on the router (if the firmware offers that
>
> functionality) or STUN server provided by the VoIP provider
>
> (stun.1-voip.com in your case), so you should look into that.
>
> Starting linphone on a terminal can give more detailed information on
>
> what is going wrong. You can also enable logging in Linphone directly
>
> under Preferences -> Advanced -> Enable logs and then inspect the log
>
> files produced (your initial message contained 0 error or diagnostic
>
> messages leaving us with nothing to work with).
>
> > For more back ground, I originally installed Linphone through the
> >
> > command line using apt-get. The first time I opened it I got an
> >
> > error that it could not start tls transport on port5060. I
> >
> > was able to fix this by the following command:
>
> Just out of curiosity: What is the current version of Linphone in Mint?
>
> > 1-VOIP technical support installed the Windows version on their
> >
> > computers and verified that the app will work with 1-VOIP and were
> >
> > able to send a SMS message. So, hoping I can figure out why it is
> >
> > not working on my computer.
>
> That's a pretty impressive level of dedication for tech support.
>
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