Re: [Linphone-users] Is there a way to debug registration process on Android?

[address@hidden]

Hi,
I'm still fighting with that problem and it looks a bit wired.

I tried to install the old version 1.3.x from f-droid which didn't work 
neither. The sip.linphone.org account was unable to connect. So I 
deinstalled the 1.3.x version and realized, that meanwhile a 2.0.0.3 
version is in Google play store. But that didn't help, I still was 
unable to connect to sip.linphone.org. Then I created another account at 
sip.linphone.org (andereismaar19) and voila: now the  Linphone connects.
The old account einnordlicht (which can still be used from a Linphone on 
Linux or the 2.0.0.2 on Note 2) is rejected by sip.linphone.org with 
state forbidden.
Also a sip account on my fritz.box does not work, even if the same setup 
on Note 2 succeed.
Very wire
Attached is the logcat on the galaxy SII
Regards
    Detlef



Am 07.01.2013 16:49, schrieb Guillaume Beraudo:
> On Mon, Jan 07, 2013 at 04:11:18PM +0100, address@hidden wrote:
> > OK.
> > But noteworthy here is the fact that the SII was working when I
> > initially installed the 2.002 version from Google play.
> Had you configured SIP TLS when using the Linphone 1.x version?
> Upgrading to 2.02 may still have kept this setting, explaining why it
> was working then but not now.
> When you installed the daily snapshots you erased all your settings.
>
> You may try to install using f-droid then update to 2.02 from play.
>
>
> > As I was a bit annoyed that the speaker cannot be activated as long
> > the called party hasn't reached I thought it would be worth to give
> > the daily build a try.
> I see, I will speak about this to the team.
>
>
> >  From that on no version of Linphone worked anymore. And with chance
> > other testers might be affected as well, so I thought it's worth to
> > understand what is wrong here.
> > If there are issue with IP Stacks on SII, are there any plans to add
> > more debug information to newer builds to find the cause of these
> > problems?
> > As the device is rooted, does it makes sense to use ping or
> > traceroute or do some specific network tests?
> I heard it is low level stuff involving Linux iptable and "sip alg".
>
> You can try to tcpdump the traffic and check that it is flowing as
> expected. You can do the same on the fritzbox.
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Guillaume
>
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