Jonathan,
I have tried this and found that H.323 does not like IP masq and requires
that at least one true IP address be used, usually the one that is called.
For example, I can initiate a call from behind a masq'ed linux box to a
published IP address and it will work OK, but from behind a masq'd box to
another masq'd network would not work for me.
The sad part is, I can get all this *and* VPN to work fine when I use a W2K
Server box to do NAT instead of a Linux box to do masq'ing. So that is what
I am using at the moment... :(
Ron Cordell
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jonathan [mailto:jfondow1@home.com]
> Sent: Friday, December 31, 1999 7:34 PM
> To: suse
> Subject: [SLE] Intel video phone help please
>
>
> Happy holidays all,
>
> I received an intel pc camera pack (and cable internet connection) for
> Christmas and am having problems. I have the camera loaded
> on my wife's
> windoz box. I am using ipmasq on my linux box for cable internet
> connection for the house. I can send upstream audio and video but I
> can't receive any downstream traffic. I understand that there is some
> sort of problem due to the H.323 protcol for video conferencing. If
> anybody has any ideas or comments, please let me know. I am using
> Intels software (Windows) that came with it, the linux box is SuSE6.3,
> kernel 2.2.13. TIA
>
> PS - Is there any chance of moving the camera from the windoz box to
> linux? It is an USB connection.
>
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Following a suggestion I saw here earlier, I included the command
xhost +
in my system-wide profile so that I could initiate X programs under
any user name from any X terminal.
It seems to work, but it also generates the gratuitous error message
at login:
xhost: unable to open display ""
Is there a way to make that message go away? The man page is
unhelpful on that point.
Paul
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I think my /sbin/init.d/route file has become corrupted and I'd like
to restore it from the installation CD (version 6.2). I determined
that it's in the aaa_base rpm package, but I don't see how to extract
just that one file from the package. Any suggestions?
Paul Abrahams
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Hi,
>From time to time (I haven't yet figured out what triggers it) I get the
following message on the xconsole:
hostname modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module char-major-108
This, as far as I know, happens only when I am a regular user (not root). What
is char-major-108? is the problem serious? how do I get rid of it?
Thanks,
Ramon
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Hello All,
Just to thank those who provided suggestions for the solution to my trashed
Award BIOS, and to tell the list how I recovered, in the hope that it may be
of use to others.
First, the important thing about the Award BIOS chip is that there is a part
of the chip which is "hard wired" with a mini-prog that looks first for a
valid BIOS set on the chip. If that fails it looks for a bootable (dos/Win)
disk in the floppy drive.
If it finds one then it boots, and the BIOS chip can then be flashed using
either an updated BIOS or, better, the original. The only problem is that
because of the memory restraints (I believe) of the chip, the only video
output is through a ISA video card.
I was lucky- my friendly local computer shop found me a Trident card for £5
"if it still works" (I was unlucky in that I'd thrown away an S3 card only a
couple of months ago believing that I'd never have a need for it......).
So, here is one very relieved SuSE user, grateful yet again for the expertise
and helpfulness of those on the list. My you never blow away your BIOS!
If anyone would like more details please mail me.
Terence
Hi to all SuSE's
Six weeks ago on my death-bed (not far off) now at home and on the road to recovery. Where is recovery? Is it anywhere near jeapardy (joke News always states 'lots of jobs in jeapardy) May I
wish all of the suser's out there all the very best wishes for the year
2000. Great Distro, Great List and Great People.
John Skinner
SuSE Linux 6.3 Kernel 2.2.13
Linux User 151563
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