Hallo Hans,
Ekiga is a lovely program. But now and again something comes in and wrecks it.
I suspect it is
some sort of modern artifact associated with Windows type stuff. Once you know
how to
Restore your ekiga.conf the resurrection process is trivial.
I'm on a XP
The place and the file is :
C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Application Data\ekiga.conf
Here are the generic instructions with some of my own notes intersperesed. Your
Linux will be
different to my windows. ;
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If you want to try a new version of Ekiga and want to come back afterwards, you
need to save
your configuration and use it again once your tests ended.
Backing up Ekiga configuration: quit Ekiga if it is running. Then afterwards:
on Unices, execute killall gconfd-2, copy directory ~/.gconf/apps/ekiga to
a safe place.
on Windows, copy %APPDATA%\ekiga.conf file to a safe place.
eg. C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Application Data\ekiga.conf
Copied to E:\SOFTWARE\voip software\Ekiga\140103 ekiga.conf
Rolling back Ekiga configuration: quit Ekiga if it is running, then afterwards:
on Unices, execute kill gconfd-2, remove directory ~/.gconf/apps/ekiga and
put in
~/.gconf/apps the ekiga directory you have saved
on Windows, copy the saved ekiga.conf back to its place C:\Documents and
Settings\Admin\Application Data\ekiga.conf
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OK,
Tony
On 15 Apr 2018 at 23:02, Hans Linkels wrote about :
Subject : [Ekiga-list] Ekiga hangs at startup
> Hello all,
>
> Ekiga 4.0.1-5
>
> Debian Jessie kernel 3.16.0-4-amd64
>
> After installation Ekiga worked well. I was able to register with my SIP
> provider. Place telephone calls also worked.
>
> Then I tried to switch on my camera. This worked for less then a second,
> then Ekiga terminated. When starting it again, it displays this message:
>
> Ekia did not manage to configure your network settings automatically [...]
>
> And it hangs solidly. Nothing to do except a kill command.
>
> The camera button is still pressed. So the setting is still "Camera ON".
> I think this causes the problem. But I cannot disable it.
>
> It tried to uninstall --purge Ekiga, but the settings are retained.
>
> I tried to delete the config settings. I believe they were in
> ~/.gconf/apps. I deleted the ekiga directory.
>
> My settings are retained, no matter what I do. When I start Ekiga with
> the debug option enabled I see in the console Ekiga is trying to connect
> with my SIP provider.
>
> Since Ekiga worked until I enable the camera I want to delete the
> settings and do the configurations again.
>
> How do I delete all Ekiga settings wherever they are?
>
> Thanks
>
> Hans Linkels
>
>
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