I don't have an ekiga .net account activated. And I only have one account with a check in the check box... There are 2 accounts there, one where I used the talk4free proxy as the registrar and one where I tried to fill in the localhost (mjproxy) as the registrar. Neither worked.
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- Thu Jun 17, 2010 12:34 pm
- Forum: Using magicJack on Linux
- Topic: MagicJack Runs Natively on Linux
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- Thu Jun 10, 2010 11:08 pm
- Forum: Using magicJack on Linux
- Topic: MagicJack Runs Natively on Linux
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xlite? how about twinkle?
I tried Xlite, but it seems to want pretty old libraries on my system. It was a bust.
But I also tried twinkle, and while the interface isn't much, it worked! Like your description of the Ekiga setup, I choose the MJ proxy as my domain (proxy01.CITY.talk4free.com) and set up a SIP proxy that ...
But I also tried twinkle, and while the interface isn't much, it worked! Like your description of the Ekiga setup, I choose the MJ proxy as my domain (proxy01.CITY.talk4free.com) and set up a SIP proxy that ...
- Thu Jun 10, 2010 6:00 pm
- Forum: Using magicJack on Linux
- Topic: MagicJack Runs Natively on Linux
- Replies: 15
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Wishes
I wish I could figure out how either of you have managed this. I've confirmed that I have working credentials using X-Lite and MJMD5 on Windows, but for many reasons, I'd rather have the whole thing working on Linux.
I set this up as both mountaineer and the original poster specified... and I've ...
I set this up as both mountaineer and the original poster specified... and I've ...