how to call from JMP with Trisquel 8
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Hey everyone,
I stumbled upon something called JMP while browsing this forum and got setup with it. But I didn't see anywhere how you are supposed to make and take calls with it. I already have the SMS part working via pidgin messenger and XMPP. I know one of you sagely people knows the best software to use on Trisquel 8, so I am asking here. Thanks!
> I stumbled upon something called JMP while browsing this forum and got setup
> with it. But I didn't see anywhere how you are supposed to make and take
> calls with it.
I use Linphone.
$ sudo apt install linphone
For SIP identity use
[USER]~40[DOMAIN]name at domain
where [USER]@[DOMAIN] is the XMPP ID you are using for SMS.
The default password should have been provided to you when you signed
up with JMP, and is in the form of three random words separated by
spaces.
Thanks chaosmonk. I had to go reset my JMP password because I lost it. Now that's done but I am still having trouble calling through linphone. It keeps timing out whenever I try making a call.
Linphone keeps saying:
> Registration on sip:dismail.de failed: no response timeout
I'm not sure why it is trying to "register". I set it up through the linphone wizard, which gave me the options of username, password, domain, and proxy. I filled it in with the values you mentioned with username=[USER] and password=[new JMP password], domain=[DOMAIN], and I left proxy blank. I'm not sure how I went wrong. Thanks for all your help.
> > Registration on failed: no response timeout
Sorry, I forgot that the forum replaces anything that appears to be an
email address with "name at domain", so the SIP ID did not come out
correctly the way I wrote it. It should look like this
[User]~40[DOMAIN][AT]jmp.bwapp.bwsip.io
Where [USER]=username, [DOMAIN]=dismail.de, and [AT]=@
Thanks again!
> [User]~40[DOMAIN][AT]jmp.bwapp.bwsip.io
>
> Where [USER]=username, [DOMAIN]=dismail.de, and [AT]=@
To clarify why this is, dismail.de is only your XMPP provider, not your
SIP provider. JMP is your SIP provider, which is why the domain after
the @ is jmp.bwapp.bwsip.io. Since JMP knows you as your XMPP address,
your entire XMPP address, including the [AT]dismail.de, is your
username, but the @ has to become a ~40 since there should only be an @
before the SIP domain.
It's working now, I had it configured it wrong.
I had trouble trying to set up Linphone for JMP (it wasn't accepting the tilde in the SIP username), so I gave up and used Ekiga instead. Works like a charm.
I had the same problem. I had to not use the setup wizard to get around it. The ossguy who runs JMP seemed to know about that issue, but I don't know if there is any plan to fix it.
I must say, this is really cool.
> I had trouble trying to set up Linphone for JMP (it wasn't accepting the
> tilde in the SIP username)
This was definitely a problem with the version in Trisquel 7. I think
it's fixed in the version in Trisquel 8. The workaround was to omit the
tilde during the setup wizard, then go add it in later. Ekiga works just
as well though.
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