Hans,
I did not try 10 or 11 as I run 1.8.15. Following are the related conf
files.
*gtalk.conf*
[General]
context = default
allowguest = yes ; Required if you want to accept calls from
people Not on your contact list.
bindaddr=<private IP> ;; These two settings are very critical for
getting
externip=<public IP> ;; gtalk audio with Asterisk server behind NAT
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
[guest] ;;special account for options on
guest account
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
context=from-trunk
connection=<Jab01>
*jabber.conf*
[general]
debug=no ;;Turn on debugging by default.
autoprune=no ;;Auto remove users from buddy list.
autoregister=yes ;;Auto register users from buddy list.
[Jab01] ;; Label
type = client ;; Client or Component connection
serverhost = talk.google.com
;; Route to server
username = Google-user-name-1 at gmail.com>/asterisk ;; Username with
optional resource.
secret = <Google password>
;; Password
priority = 1 ;; Resource priority
port = 5222 ;; Port to use, defaults to 5222
usetls = yes ;; TLS is required by talk.google.com,
you'll get a 'socket read error' without
usesasl = yes ;; Use sasl or not
timeout=100 ;; Timeout on the message stack
status=available ;; One of: chat, available, away, xaway,
or dnd
statusmessage = "Connected via Asterisk" ;; Custom status message
[Jab02]
type = client
serverhost = talk.google.com
username = Google-user-name-2 at gmail.com/asterisk
secret = <Google password 2>
priority = 1 ;; Resource priority
port = 5222 ;;Port to use, defaults to 5222
usetls = yes ;;TLS is required by talk.google.com,
you'll get a 'socket read error' without
usesasl = yes ;;Use sasl or not
buddy=<Buddy1>@gmail.com ;;Manual addition of buddy to list.
buddy=<Buddy2>@gmail.com ;;Manual addition of buddy to list.
timeout=100
status=available
statusmessage = "Connected via Asterisk"
[Jab03]
[Jab04]
and so on.
Reagrds,
Vladimir
On 9/11/2012 4:53 PM, Hans Witvliet wrote:> Hi all,
>
> Been reading about chan_motif / chan_xmpp in the wiki's for 1.8, 10 and
> 11 version of asterisk.
> In each example i got the impression that the asterisk server is
> registering on a XMPP server as a single user with the credentials as
> specified in jabber.conf.
>
> Instead of a single xmpp-user, could that also be multiple users?
> For instance, for each sip-user an xmpp-user?
>
> When i skim through most of the examples, the asteriskbox is used for
> making an outbound call with the jingle protocol.
>
>
> But how about incoming calls?
> I presume you need multiple xmpp-accounts, in order to differentiate
> multiple destinations. Not?
>
> Or to describe it in an other way: If you just do a single
> xmpp-registration, how can you become a destination for different
> end-users? how about multiple presence-states?
>
>
> [utterly confused] Hans
>
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