Hi,
I saw those messages ... but at that time i was not onto testing the
tls code, sorry,
so i had no experience to report back.
I managed to compile it using ser 0.9.x (sorry ... i don't remember the
minor version by
heart).With this i mean that it compiles and runs, though i am not
using any of the tls
domains. I use only one, with the default certificates and so on.
And definitely ... i am going to try the t_relay_to_tls ... i
completely forgot about that
function :D
Regards,
Cesc
>> Juha Heinanen <jh(a)tutpro.com> 03/16/05
08:47PM >>>
Cesc Santasusana writes:
There have been no reports back, i guess either people
are not very
interested (i dont know why, i am very much) ...
people are interested. i saw a message on the list where someone had
tried to compile the code and had failed. then he asked about which
version the code should run, i.e., 0.9.0 or unstable, but i didn't see
any reply on the list.
I tried to install it, and compiled without problems.
I was hoping
to
use minisip against it,
which version of ser did you use?
but it would be too much beta-testing. It seems it
deals ok with
connections and so on
(i tried connecting with a browser via https to the port where ser
listens for tls ... it worked,
but of course the parsing of the message failed ... as it was to be
expected).
I am trying to develop an injector, to use in conjunction with
sipsack
or the like ... keep
u posted.
perhaps you could try between two proxies using t_relay_to_tls?
-- juha
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