I am currently testing the Red5 webphone. Thanks to the documents on this forum (specially the DOC-1520), I could install Wildfire with a running Red5 plugin (v 0.27) on my Debian box. I could use some of the red5 example applets, all fine.
My problem is now that the Red5 webphone doesn’t send any SIP packets (no REGISTER, no nothing).
In the RED5Phone (New User Interface), I have set the following info :
Username : my_user_name
Password : my_password
Mailbox : none
SIP realm : my_SIP_provider_realm
SIP server : my_SIP_provider_IP
RED5 URL : rtmp:/sip
I have a message “connection success” (and indeed, grepping the network traffic, I can see my web browser and my red5 server talking).
Nevertheless, the Red5 plugin doesn’t send anything to my my_SIP_provider_IP (public IP address). For info, I have an asterisk server running on the Debian box as well, connected in SIP to the same SIP provider.
Does anyone would have an idea what the problem could be ?
(Later I would like to install the standalone server but, one step after the other )
But there is no logs directory in the …/. I also would like to mention that, when I enter my SIP infos, the webphone just says ‘connexion succesfull’, but I
the image remains the same, i.e. I have no dialpad. If you have any idea concerning this issue…
The proxy is based on OpenSER, but I don’t think that it is relevant since no communication is set so far batween the two servers (the openfire server doesn’t send any SIP packet anywhere).
if you are running openfire from openfiire_home/bin, then …/logs should be pointing at the openfire logs folder. Otherwise make sure you are running from the bin folder and then check the logs folder for the SIP client log files.
Well, I am not sure that it runs from any bin directory. I just install the .deb package (using dpkg) downloaded from here. The root folder is /usr/share/openfire. Then, in this folder, I have the following files/directoies :
I can see some log files in /var/log/openfire, but none of them contain any information concerning the SIP.
Are you absolutlely sure? Check red5.log and red5error.log. There is an answer or clue somewhere in that log folder. I can tell you that it won’t work if the application home folder is not openfire_home/bin. That is the reference point and it wont find the codecs folder and your SIP logs are somewehere else. …/logs relative to your start folder.
I am sure. I have scenned the whole disk looking for red5 files but no log files have been found. One extra info : earlier, I have installed the red5 standalone server, I removed it in the meantime. Today, I have de-installed and reinstalled everything from scratch (openfire and red5 plugin), but the problem is still the same. Do you think I should use some earlier version of red5.war ?
The working directory as the root for all file access is proving to be a problem for Linux users as it seems the web server (Jetty) can be started from anywhere causing the relative file pointers to all fail.
Any suggestions?
call me button is supposed to be working. I have not tested in release 0.0.27. is it broken?
I believe I am using Openlaszlo war version for Tomcat version 3.4
I don’t know if that make a big difference, but I installed openfire 3.5.2 from the .deb packahe, using dpkg -i openfire… (on an etch with Java 6 from Lenny as well)
So the install directory is /usr/share/openfire/ (with no bin directory) and I start and stop it with /etc/init.d/openfire start/stop
Very strange… So, just for me to now : did you manage to make the red5phone with the standalone server (I do not need openfire neither, so that would be the best for me). If it is so, could you please give me the exact procedure for the installation with the version of each part (I read that the red5phone doesn’t work with the last version of the red5 server) and the files you had to modify ?
Thanks for your good advise. When you say that I should install it manually, what do you mean exactly ? To install it from the source ? By any chance, could you give me few hints on the way you did it ?
Thanks, that’s whas the thing : the installation from the deb package doesn’t allow the red5phone to work properly. Installing it with what is said on the document works perfectly