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Yate users hangout place / XMPP/Jingle auto accept subscribe requests?

« on: March 08, 2013, 08:26:54 PM »

I am new to XMPP/Jingle (I can't even spell XMPP!)

I have my lovely YATE server running XMPP/Jingle in client mode and is mostly serving some talk.google.com accounts.

I now have YATE also joining another XMPP server.  It logs in properly, display presence and accepts calls.  Is there a way to tell YATE to auto accept new contact / subscribe requests?

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Yate bugs / Re: [RESOLVED] ysipchan.conf / ignoring listener general / port =

« on: January 05, 2013, 08:52:13 PM »

Thank you very much!  And nicely done!

(I'm fully up to date on SVN and it is running very smoothly) 

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Yate bugs / [RESOLVED] ysipchan.conf / ignoring listener general / port =

« on: November 18, 2012, 10:11:41 AM »

Hello.  I'm new to yate.  I'm basically running Bill Simon's yate config for GV<->SIP

Being adventurous, I'm also running the latest svn version.

I just updated to the latest svn checkout, and it appears that my ysipchan.conf:

[listener general]
;addr=127.0.0.1
port=5050

is being ignored.  lsof -i shows yate binding to 5060

I haven't looked at yate source enough to know where to debug (and I just hacked in 5050 in surely the wrong place but...)


UPDATE:  I looked at the SVN history and see that [listener general] has been consolidated into [general] and updated my config and all is good!

I think this might trip up a bunch of folks running yate on alternate ports since it is a popular thing to co-locate on the same server as other SIP apps.