Do not show voip Tokon on the console

[masiiha]

Hello @Hitman666 , @wangw469 I wrote a pjsip voip program that I want to run in the background, and the voip registry will be logged in and the incoming call will be made. So I did all the parts in the same way, but did not print the token, or I would say that the whole extension was never Does not run Can you help me?

[NikolaBreznjak]

I'm sorry but I don't understand what you're asking. Could you be more specific?

[masiiha]

Hello @Hitman666 I want to start voip app working in the background I used your code with all the details But it does not work your code Do not do that on the output of the token

[NikolaBreznjak]

Are you getting any errors? How have you tried debugging it?

[masiiha]

@Hitman666 I got a license from Apple After that, I made the necessary adjustments And then I moved the codes You're in the outlet (2016-09-19 10: 08: 53.793 VoipTest Nikola [1876: 2020432] App launched with state UIApplicationState   But (09/19 2019 10: 08: 53,877 VoipTest Nikola [1876: 2020432] Voip token: <>) can not be printed

[prasenraj]

2017-10-16 21:02:15.399 voipTestNikola[1508:1049731] app launched with state 1 2017-10-16 21:02:15.514 voipTestNikola[1508:1049731] PushCredentials:

this is my log

apn push "<40cc4209 d0f3ac25 95a7e937 3282897b 211231ef ba66764c 6fd2befa b42076cb>" -c VOIP.pem -m "Testing VoIP notifications!" I run this code from terminal and got response on terminal like " 1 push notification sent successfully" but in my device I did not get any notification

[NikolaBreznjak]

@prasenraj did you use the correct VOIP.pem file? You have to create this one yourself on your machine.