Doug,
You might benefit from the instructions on registering a SIP accound found at:
http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Managing_VOIP_Accounts#Adding_a_SIP_account
I certainly did.
rgds,
Paul
2008/7/12 Douglas Pollard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have Ekiga on Ubuntu 8.04 installed on 64bit dual cor
Eugen Dedu wrote:
Douglas Pollard wrote:
Below is a copy of my first post and be low it is my second post.
I have Ekiga on Ubuntu 8.04 installed on 64bit dual core system. I
have gotten my sip number .but Ekiga reads ( standby and registered
accounts 0 ). I registered on line and tried agai
Eugen Dedu wrote:
Douglas Pollard wrote:
Below is a copy of my first post and be low it is my second post.
I have Ekiga on Ubuntu 8.04 installed on 64bit dual core system. I
have gotten my sip number .but Ekiga reads ( standby and registered
accounts 0 ). I registered on line and tried agai
Douglas Pollard wrote:
Below is a copy of my first post and be low it is my second post.
I have Ekiga on Ubuntu 8.04 installed on 64bit dual core system. I have
gotten my sip number .but Ekiga reads ( standby and registered accounts
0 ). I registered on line and tried again in accounts but a
Douglas Pollard wrote:
> David, I am not threatening to go to windows, "God forbid". I am the one
> running around advocating using Linux. I don't know how I get in these
> disagreements I must not read what I write the same as other people do
> at all??
Basically you are giving so little infor
Below is a copy of my first post and be low it is my second post.
I have Ekiga on Ubuntu 8.04 installed on 64bit dual core system. I have
gotten my sip number .but Ekiga reads ( standby and registered accounts
0 ). I registered on line and tried again in accounts but accounts
show registrat
David, I am not threatening to go to windows, "God forbid". I am the one
running around advocating using Linux. I don't know how I get in these
disagreements I must not read what I write the same as other people do
at all??
Doug
I don't know what else to post on this list I gave the type of computer
and, the operating system.I have registered several times , I took
Ekiga out of my system twice and reinstalled it. I have posted all of
this in previouse posts. I am not trying to give anybody a hard time
but I am g
Douglas Pollard wrote:
Manolo, I am aware of ths but these guys I have talked into installing
ekiga are not they are all running windows. They are teasing me
because I barg to them on how great Linux is.
The truth is I am going to have to bite the bullet and give up on
ekiga if I can't get it
Manolo, I am aware of ths but these guys I have talked into installing
ekiga are not they are all running windows. They are teasing me
because I barg to them on how great Linux is.
The truth is I am going to have to bite the bullet and give up on
ekiga if I can't get it running. So far I
Linux is an Operating System. Ekiga is just a program. The fact that a program
doesn't work may not be fault of the operating system.
> Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 21:40:43 -0400
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: ekiga-list@gnome.org
> Subject: [Ekiga-list] Ekiga won't work
>
> I have four friends th
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