6 Jul
2004
6 Jul
'04
1:10 p.m.
Last Friday, Andrei Pelinescu-Onciul was kind enough to point me in
the right direction regarding how to get an IP router for a 1918
network to properly route (and mangle) SIP requests:
It seems you need an rtpproxy in the bridge mode. For
this you need the
nathelper modules from unstable and the latest rtpproxy (it won't work
with ser 0.8.12 versions). You can just replace nathelper in 0.8.12 with
the unstable nathelper and recompile.
First I tried simpling compiling the unstable CVS version, and
installing the nathelper.o into /usr/local/lib/ser/modules. This gave:
0(26323) ERROR: module version mismatch for
/usr/local/lib/ser/modules/nathelper-unstable.so; core: 0.8.12-1rc4;
module: 0.8.13-dev-32-usrloc
Then I tried copying the whole modules/nathelper directory from the
unstable source tree, into an up-to-date 0.8.12 branch. After
installing this version of SER, I got a similar error:
0(26339) ERROR: module version mismatch for
/usr/local/lib/ser/modules/nathelper.so; core: 0.8.12-1rc4; module:
0.8.12-1rc1
One's too new, one's too old, and I can't find where these version
numbers are even getting pulled into the object files from.
I hate to bug you all again, but there is NO documentation on any of
this, to my knowledge, and a search of the mailing list archives
turned up nada. What's the secret incantation to get unstable
nathelper and stable SER to play nicely together?
Thanks,
Jeremy