Unable to setup SocialVPN
vik-y opened this issue · 4 comments
I was interested to contribute in this software and was trying to connect Host and a Virtual Machine using this tutorial:
https://github.com/ipop-project/documentation/wiki/Running-SocialVPN-on-Linux
Problems and issues:
- I am providing xmpp settings of my gmail account. With xmpp_host as "talk.google.com" in the file module/svpn-config.json
- I am applying the same settings on my vm and running the programs as mentioned in the tutorial.
Both the VM and my host machine get assigned the same IP address: 192.168.5.1
I don't know if the xmpp login is even working or not. Is there anyway to check that?
Where am I going wrong?
Please help.
Can you try with some other xmpp service(ex: dukgo.com)
I don't think google supports XMPP now (https://developers.google.com/talk/)
I will try that. But if xmpp login fails then won't it show in the error logs?
Hi,
When you successfully get connected to the XMPP server, you can see some information about your local host(ip assigned to it, the uid and some other things) in the "log.txt" file in the directory where you run the controller. I think maybe this is what you want.
Thanks.
Best,
Peng
On Oct 19, 2015, at 4:41 AM, Vikas Yadav notifications@github.com wrote:
I was interested to contribute in this software and was trying to connect Host and a Virtual Machine using this tutorial:
https://github.com/ipop-project/documentation/wiki/Running-SocialVPN-on-LinuxProblems and issues:
- I am providing xmpp settings of my gmail account. With xmpp_host as "talk.google.com" in the file module/svpn-config.json
- I am applying the same settings on my vm and running the programs as mentioned in the tutorial.
Both the VM and my host machine get assigned the same IP address: 192.168.5.1
I don't know if the xmpp login is even working or not. Is there anyway to check that?
Where am I going wrong?Please help.
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For more verbose log file, you can specify below in the config file. 0 is for least verbose and 2 is for most verbose logging. If you set more verbose file, the tincan log should show the XMPP fail. But controller log does not say anything.
"tincan_logging": 2,