Re: GNUGk / PacPhone - disable contemporary calls

"Simon Horne" <s.horne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Fri, 19 Mar 2010 08:52:11 +1000

Lorenzo

I will add the ability to disable/enable the multicall feature 
in the next pacphone release. 

Thanks
Simon

From: Lorenzo Ciucci [mailto:l.ciucci@xxxxxxxx] 

Sent: Friday, 19 March 2010 3:54 AM
To: GNU Gatekeeper 
Users
Subject: Re:  GNUGk / PacPhone - disable 
contemporary calls

Hi Simon,
what i mean is that if two endpoints are having a 
(video) conversation and a third endpoint calls one of them, the one called by 
the third endpoint sees pacphone crashing just after notifying that 
another call is incoming.
This doesn't happen always, but given that our 
clients have little bandwidth available (sometimes not enough even for a single 
end-to-end video call) we thought it could be better to disable the 

"multiple call" feature entirely and if 
possible give an "already engaged" signal to the caller.
Thank You for your help
Lorenzo Ciucci

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: 
  Simon 
  Horne 
  To: 'GNU Gatekeeper 
  Users' 
  Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 1:51 
  PM
  Subject: Re:  GNUGk / 
  PacPhone - disable contemporary calls

  Can you explain "receive contemporary call?" so you mean not 
  to be able to receive calls?

  Simon

  From: Lorenzo Ciucci 
  [mailto:l.ciucci@xxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, 18 March 2010 9:46 
  PM
To: GNU Gatekeeper Users
Subject:  
  GNUGk / PacPhone - disable contemporary calls

  Hi 
  to all,
i 'm 
  currently testing a configuration of GnuGK 2.3.1 and about 10 
  clients h323 PacPhone 2.3.0.
I 
  need to disable the function actually enabled in PacPhone that allow to 
  receive contemporary calls ...as it often happens that my 
  software client have a "crash" when i attempt to do 
  it.
  I 
  was wondering if any else has had the same problem, and if you know a way to 
  disable this function (there is a parameter that i need to set up? on 
  gnugk/pacphone).
We also found some issues in the use of services with 
  natted endpoints, especially given that clients are installed on 
  different OS (XP, Vista and Seven)... and every single 
  h323 client have a different ISP.
  Thanks
  Lorenzo 
  Ciucci

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