Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

umair · Last edited by umair on Mon 14 Oct 2013, 04:47; edited 2 times in total

Hello everyone, I am using a jitsi from last week or so for my different accounts i.e. yahoo, msn, face boot etc.. works superbly. the problem which I am facing is that refer to the link : http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?search_id=2134460950&t=82047

Now have a trouble to configure jitsi for SIP (iptel.org Account) at home where I am using direct internet connection.I successfully logged into sip account on my office PC (Where we use proxy server for internet). Really cant understand why this is happening, dont have any idea. I m posting here as searched alot on net but no success. I m posting the screenshot too.
If somebody have a solution or link thn pls share
thnx in advance.
UMAIR

umair

phredo · Joined: 21 Oct 2013 Posts: 14

How can I get this jitsi pet or sfs to work on my non-pae slacko 5.6? That is, what do I have to install first? I'm pretty new to linux so you will need to speak as if to a child! I have, however, managed to get tor and truecrypt working.

efiabruni · Joined: 18 Oct 2011 Posts: 68

Hey,
do you know how to install a sfs file? Open quickpet and download the JRE.sfs (Java Runtime). Download the jitsi sfs from the forum. Move both to /mnt/home. Find "load sfs on the fly" in the menu and load the JRE and jitsi sfs. jitsi will have a menu entry in the category internet.

It is much easier than tor Smile

phredo · Joined: 21 Oct 2013 Posts: 14

Thanks. I downloaded both sfs files and used "sfs load on the fly", and I seem to have jitsi running although I'm on vacation for a few days and haven't had time to add an account, etc.

I'm still a bit unclear abou the differences between loading sfs and puppy packages, but I'll try to educate myself more. What I did was place the sfs files in the home directory, outside of puppy, with the idea of using them as I want them and not having them be part of the save file.

Thanks again.