C'est vrai que j'ai pas été très constructif...désolé...et je m'en excuse auprès de Ploum.
Je vais essayer de me rattraper.
Jabber / Jingle est à mon sens la solution. Jingle permet de résoudre les problèmes de NAT.
Mats Bengtsson le développeur de Coccinella, client Jabber multiplateforme libre, travail sur la problème du NAT en utilisant le code de Jingle...suite à une de mes questions il m'a bombardé de mails très interessants et détaillés. Voici le contenu du dernier :
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It is very annoying indeed!
My idea was to start out from the tcludp package which provides an udp socket and then try to figure out from the C++ sources of PseudoTcp from gtalk what they have done. Then try to implement their ideas within a new ptcp (pseudo tcp) package. Unfortunately the C++ source code is the only documentation.
The story doesn't end there. I need to use STUN to get a number of ip/port candidates that is needed by ICE. I have already written a STUN package in pure tcl using tcludp that is being used by the iaxclient (voip) and it works. ICE is more of "test all possibilities and see which works" protocol.
It is like doing your first parachute jump with only an umbrella made in Hongkong, if you know what I mean ;-)
I will propose this as a project for the Google 2007 Summer School
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Je vais essayer de me rattraper.
Jabber / Jingle est à mon sens la solution. Jingle permet de résoudre les problèmes de NAT.
Mats Bengtsson le développeur de Coccinella, client Jabber multiplateforme libre, travail sur la problème du NAT en utilisant le code de Jingle...suite à une de mes questions il m'a bombardé de mails très interessants et détaillés. Voici le contenu du dernier :
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It is very annoying indeed!
My idea was to start out from the tcludp package which provides an udp socket and then try to figure out from the C++ sources of PseudoTcp from gtalk what they have done. Then try to implement their ideas within a new ptcp (pseudo tcp) package. Unfortunately the C++ source code is the only documentation.
The story doesn't end there. I need to use STUN to get a number of ip/port candidates that is needed by ICE. I have already written a STUN package in pure tcl using tcludp that is being used by the iaxclient (voip) and it works. ICE is more of "test all possibilities and see which works" protocol.
It is like doing your first parachute jump with only an umbrella made in Hongkong, if you know what I mean ;-)
I will propose this as a project for the Google 2007 Summer School
Mats
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En espérant que ça fera avancer le truc.
Cordialement.
Bruno.