Re: [GnomeMeeting-list] What are the listening port requirements when running gnomemeeting and openmcu concurrently?

[m-redlich t-online de (Matthias Redlich)]

Hello,

Am Mon, 2003-07-14 um 22.23 schrieb E. Sean Rintel:
> G'day all!
> 
> I'm running gnomemeeting 0.96 and OpenMCU 1.1.5 (the ones that come
> standard as installable packages in the Mandrake 9.1). Out of the box,
> they can not run at the same time, but I read somewhere that if you
> change the listening port of GM using gconf-editor you can fix this
> problem. What port should I set GM to use? It defaults to 1720, so what
> is another option? I tried 1721 but that didn't work (but then again I
> didn't reboot after this change, so I suppose I don't know that for
> sure).

You've got two possibilities:
- change the listening port of GnomeMeeting
- change the listening port of OpenMCU

For testing reasons I'd recommend you to change the listening port of
OpenMCU. It doesn't care which port you choose, it is just important
that this port isn't used by another application and that its port
number is higher than 1024. Try to start your OpenMCU with "openmcu
--listenport 1740", for instance. Then you can launch GnomeMeeting with
its default configuration and call "callto://localhost:1740".

Anyway, changing GnomeMeeting's listening port with your gconf-editor
should work too. "didn't work" is not really precise, so it would be
helpful if you  gave us some more information. (what did you try? how?
which h323 clients did you use?)

Cheers,
-- 
Matthias Redlich <m-redlich t-online de>