[Blink] OK, I'm stuck: Blink on Ubuntu Natty Narwhal on Dell Mini9

Dean Willis dean.willis at softarmor.com
Thu Jun 30 03:41:42 CEST 2011


On Jun 29, 2011, at 3:08 AM, Saúl Ibarra Corretgé wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> On Jun 29, 2011, at 7:04 AM, Dean Willis wrote:
> 
>> Clearly I have gone stupid. Please help, or laugh at me as appropriate.
>> 
>> I have Blink 0.2.8 running on Ubuntu 11,04 Natty Narwhal current as of today on a Dell Mini9.
>> 
>> STRANGE things happen.
>> 
>> I'm registering to a pbxes.org account that works with the Mac version of Blink, 0.24.1.
>> 
>> The Ubuntu-Blink seems to be sending a series of REGISTER messages that are never actually making it to the pbxes.org server. There's no failed registrations showing up in the pbxes.org log. But a mac on the same net works just fine . . .
>> 
>> Does this ubuntu build work for anybody?
>> 
> 
> You are probably having a network issue somewhere. I just tested it using a pbxes account and I could register without problems. You trace shows you *are* sending requests, but for some reason you are not getting any replies.

One might think that. However, the basic network stuff looks to be working OK.

Twinkle on the same machine works just fine, as does Blink on a Mac on the same LAN.

I've verified that my iptables are flushed, and tried connecting directly to the cablemodem (no firewall, not NAT, public IPv4 address), to no effect.

Just Wiresharked the session, using the working LAN interface as my capture source, and a filter of "port sip". Very interesting. It shows the packets being generated from Blink, and the expected non-responses from the server end. However, I'm periodically getting a 4-byte packet on my SIP port back from the pbxes.og address, containing a payload of 0x00000000 -- that is, four zeroed bytes. I'll have to set up another layer of network so I can see if those packets are actually "on the wire".  The null packets might be an artifact of an earlier Twinkle session I ran on the machine.

--
Dean


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