Re: [GnomeMeeting-list] RedHat 9.0

[Yvonne & Paul Keser <kesers keser com>]

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I am running RedHat 9.0 and was running the rolled version of
gnomemeeting, 0.96 I believe.  It ran fine.  I was able to connect to a
Windoze netmeeting box & he could see me.  He didn't have a camera.

I was also able to upgrade to 0.98.4 (after removing 0.96)

Dumping the traffic it looks like I would only need to open up my
firewall if I wanted to allow incoming calls is that correct?  If I only
want to make outgoing calls I don't need to open any inbound ports do I?
~   Some protocols like IPSEC require inbound 500 (I think) for outbound
connections to work.  Does h323/gnomemeeting require anything like this?

I did read the FAQ but it looks like that is for incoming calls.

I was running Mandrake 9.0 and migrated to RedHat 9.0

Thanks

- -PaulK

urza wrote:
| PUYDT Julien wrote:
| |
| |
| | Thank you for your insight.
| |
| | Snark on #gnomemeeting
| |
|
| Domenico has explained me problem: he previously installed gm on
| mandrake and now he wants to know if there are some problems with redhat
| nine. i cannot answer coz i'm using gm 0.98 on slackware 9 compiled on
| my own.
| greetings.
| *urza*
|
|
| --
| Everything should be built top-down, except the first time.

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