Same behavior here.
> 1) you install the skype client downloaded by install.pl in a regular desktop linux > 2) you load skypopen.ko and make the /dev/ device as per start-skype-clients script > 3) you start the skype instance on desktop > 4) you connect to the skype net with username and password and set the > "login at startup" checkbox > 5) you compile the client.c you found in configs dir of the mod_skypopen > source, as per the first line of the client.c file > 6) you exec the client.c program you just compiled > 7) you give the skype client authorization to be connected from skypopen > application and check the "no ask again" checkbox > 8) you exec the client.c program again to be sure it connect no problem > 9) you save a copy of the entire ~/.Skype directory > 10) you use that copy as a substitute of > /usr/local/freeswitch/skypopen/skype_clients_configuration_dir/skype101 to skypeN (eg you copy it N times to skype101 skype102 etc) > 11) you modify the startup_skype_clients.sh script so it simply launches the skype client, without username and password on stdin and without --pipelogin optionI have tried all your suggestions but still not workingbut unable to logini have deleted /root/.Skype dir rmmod snd_pcm_oss rmmod snd_mixer_oss rmmod snd_seq_oss mknod /dev/dsp c 14 3 insmod /usr/local/freeswitch/skypopen/skypopen-sound-driver-dir/skypopen.ko lsmod | grep skyp skypopen 13271 0launched skype on desktop centos 6.5 skype 2.0.0.72error -> server connect failednew skype version is able to login
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