tina-lel / t-voip

T-VoIP (or Tina's Voice over Internet Protocol) is a Peer to Peer, end to end encrypted voice chatting utility, using socat's openssl features, written in bash

T-VoIP

T-VoIP (or Tina's Voice over Internet Protocol) is a Peer to Peer, end to end encrypted voice chatting utility, using socat's openssl features, written in bash

Dependencies:

bash

socat

alsa-utils

(and working audio input and output devices)

Ussage:

git clone https://github.com/Tina-lel/T-VoIP

server:

cd T-VoIP/server/

chmod +x *

open up "config" in a text editor and choose a port number to replace "1234", and optionally forward this port in your gateways configuration page, to communicate outside of your internal network

./server

see "Commands" for a list of valid commands

generating SSL stuff and running the server:

make sure that when asked for "common name" you enter your host name/ip (for example: 192.168.1.69)

!gen

the files where generated in (script location)/.ssl, i guess you should be carefull with them

!start

if everything went fine, the server should be waiting for a client, to exchange certificates

client:

cd T-VoIP/client/

chmod +x *

open up "config" in a text editor and change the "host" and "port" variable, to point to a machine running the "server" script

./client

see "Commands" for a list of valid commands

generating SSL stuff and connecting to the server:

!gen

the files where generated in (script location)/.ssl, you should be carefull with them

!connect

if the server was running, and everything went fine, you should now be hearing whatever the mic on the server side is recording and vice versa

Commands:

server:

!help [this message]

!gen [generates SSL key, certificate and PEM file]

!start [starts the server]

!stop [stops the server]

!exit [exit the script]

client:

!help [this message]

!gen [generates SSL key, certificate and PEM file]

!connect [connects to the desired host]

!disconnect [disconnects from the host]

!exit [exit the script]