On Mon, 1 Oct 2007 10:19:05 +0200
lumen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My environment to test are two softphones installed on my own machine, and
> the asterisk server in that machine too.
Probably the best thing is to have SIP hardphones.
Mine problems with softphones were that they "conflicted" with each
other.
I solved that with Ekiga under Linux/X11 in this way:
1) create some dummy users: voip1 voidp2 voip3 ...
2) configure ekiga for the different users to listen on different ports:
gconf-editor --> apps --> Ekiga --> ... --> sip --> listen_port
example:
user port
voip1 5061
voip2 5062
voip3 5063
3) close every instance of Ekiga and start Asterisk
4) start the soft-phones with a script like this (I assume sudo is
well configured):
---------------------------------------
#!/bin/bash
USERS="voip1 voip2 voip3"
for U in $USERS; do
echo "start $U"
xauth extract - $DISPLAY | sudo -H -u "$U" xauth merge -
sudo -b -H -u "$U" env DISPLAY="$DISPLAY" ekiga
sleep 1
done
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PS: to avoid troubles with the different instances of Ekiga complaining
about the sound card (everyone tries to access it) I suggest to load
the "snd_dummy" driver and use that...
--
Paolo Ornati
Linux 2.6.23-rc8-ga64314e6 on x86_64
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