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Actually thats a problem with java using an ipv6 interface by default.
You can use the <br><br>
<b>-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true<br><br>
</b>option (to the java executable) to get around this regardless of
which kernel you're using.<br><br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Rod<br><br>
At 02:23 PM 17/05/2005, Markus Buchhorn wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Hi Natalia<br><br>
At 08:06 PM 16/05/2005 +0200, Natalia Costas Lago wrote:<br>
>I've read about RCBridge and it seems quite an interesting tool
(mainly because the last 2h sesion we recorded was 2 GB in size, so some
kind of streams selection method is needed).<br><br>
Our recording system has stream selection too :-) for that very
reason.<br><br>
>I installed the software (java and so).. and i can connect from a
client by means of a web browser, but problems arise when the bridge is
to be created: <br>
> <br>
>UdpListener error: Failed to create socket: Cannot assign requested
address: 239.194.100.100/1234<br>
>UdpBridge Error: Couldn't create UdpBridge from /239.194.100.100:1234
to /193.144.36.152:17306<br>
>Client: couldn't make Rtp/Rtcp Bridges<br><br>
Ah, you're probably on a 2.6 kernel system. Sorry - there's an updated
version I can point you to which fixes this, but I'm out of the office
right at the moment - Rod, can you please point Natalia to it? (I need to
update the rcbridge webpage, <sigh> and the rest)<br><br>
Cheers,<br>
Markus<br><br>
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Markus Buchhorn, ANU Internet
Futures
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