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Description of problem:linphonec loads with the following error: linphonec> ortp-error-getaddrinfo() failed for REGISTER:3478 : Name or service not known It behaves as though it were working, but there is simply no audio in either direction Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):3.5.0-2.fc16 How reproducible:Always Steps to Reproduce:Launch linphonec, watch it register, 1.try placing a call. On screen looks OK, but no audio. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Did you tried to setup Linphone GUI (Audio/Video RTP ports, Internet connection, audio devices), is it works for you?
Also can you check what ortp version installed? You also can try temporary replace .linphonerc configuration file and check is it works with clean config. Anyway, it works here for me on installed system and on F16 livecd image.
I started from a fresh .linphonerc and tweaked from there for soundcard, port, and registration/authentication. That did the trick. All is good now! Sorry for the noise, but I'm so accustomed to the old .linphonerc just working on upgrades. Thanks for the quick assist. My work depends on linphonec and my Sennheiser headset.
I tested it before submitting to updates. It worked for me with old config but maybe there was no some options that probably changed in new release. New release 3.5.1 maybe will be available soon. Can I ask you to test it when it will be submitted to upsates-testing?
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