Hi guys,
I've installed Skype-1.2.0.18 on my FC2 system. It worked out of the
box. But the problem is that voice breaks a lot to such an extent that
a decent conversation becomes impossible. I am NATed behind my own
router. I've forwarded all ports above 1024 and allowed UDP on them. I
have 64Kbps connection but the latency is high on my connection. I get
more like 48-56Kbps speeds. As I understand Skype isn't very bandwidth
efficient. Can someone point me to a better VoIP software or some hacks
so that Skype plays nicely with my connection?
Thanks.
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Philip Tellis wrote:
> >Sometime on Jul 20, Amish Mehta assembled some asciibets to say:
>
>> 1) Make your DNS server host blogspot.com and redirect ALL port 53
>> traffic to it and block blockedblog.blogspot.com requests.
>
> User can use an alternate DNS server
Well thats why I said redirect port 53.
When port 53 is redirected alternate DNS would not work as user
expects.
>> 3) Just like ip_conntrack_ftp module which tracks PORT commands,
>> develope ip_conntrack_http module which tracks HTTP "Host:" header
>> and blocks the blocked sites.
>
> User can use HTTP/1.0 which does not require the Host: header unless
> going through a proxy.
General users do not know how to do all that. There are many other
ways to access sites too. Anonymous proxies (not necessarily running
on port 80), SOCKS and all which is too tough to block.
But most of people do not know all that.
And if one is expert to do that, which means that person is doing
something which is banned by Government and hence illegal so can
get himself arrested.
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> I'd been trying to arrange for an alternate venue
> this time, at Press
> Club instead of HBCSE. I was unable to coordinate
> with Mr. Shiv as he
> went to aurangabad on an assignment. So, as of today
> its undecided if
> we are going to have lug meet (this weekend is
> surely no possible).
>
> I'll let the list know if there is any progress in
> this regard. Btw,
> would it be okay to have meet at HBCSE instead of an
> alternate venue?
It is ok if it is at HBCSE. I say this because I live
in Ghatkopar.
I'm interested to meet LUG members. The last I had
attended was in February. :(
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Devdas Bhagat wrote:
> >On 20/07/06 09:06 +0530, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
>>
>> On 20-Jul-06, at 12:50 AM, Harsh Busa wrote:
>>
>> >saw on some TV channel that govt is refining the order to only certain
>> >blogs of blogspot and parts of other sites.
>>
>> which cant be done
>>
>It *can*. It isn't impossible. Just economically infeasible.
>
>Devdas Bhagat
Three ways to do this and not at all expensive:
1) Make your DNS server host blogspot.com and redirect ALL port 53 traffic to it and block blockedblog.blogspot.com requests.
2) Use transparent proxy which also does SNAT, back to original IP for outgoing packets.
3) Just like ip_conntrack_ftp module which tracks PORT commands, develope ip_conntrack_http module which tracks HTTP "Host:" header and blocks the blocked sites.
3rd option seems to be much more easy (and technically sound as it would require no redirection/NAT) once code is developed and can also be implemented on router chip.
Amish.
>> I am trying to configure my Wireless LAN in such a way that it can
>> route packets from other nodes to a access points, so that nodes
>> outside the reach of the access point can route their packets through
>> my card. I understand that I need to put my card into Ad-hoc mode for
>> this to work.
>>
>> However,
>> # iwconfig eth1 mode Ad-Hoc
>> # service network restart
>> fails to look up IP information for my card. DHCP is configured in
>> the network. I have tried to put the card in Auto and Repeater mode
>> too through iwconfig, with the same results. Funnily the
>> configuration file at /etc/sysconfig/networking/devices/ifcfg-eth1
>> still showed the mode as Managed even when I had set it to Repeater.
>> Manually changing the setting did not yield anything fruitful.
>>
>> I am using Fedora Core 5, 2.6.16 kernel, and my card only supports
>> 802.11b not 802.11g.
>>
>> Any idea?
> Ok...did you check whether your wifi card is binding with the other
> node? Unless it binds, it wont get an IP address.
How do I check that?
Cheers,
Debarshi
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