GCC 4.3.2 to complain that the passed argument will always evaluate to
true. So to get things to compile, disable assert when building
chan_usbradio.so.
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silly to have a bunch of case statements with duplicated
code in each case. Instead, just use the built-in fallthrough
capability of case statements and reduce the code to
a single instance
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- Remove a comment that says that the monitor thread is the only one that
ever touches these objects. This is no longer the case with TCP. Also,
I would eventually like to get the scheduler in its own thread, so this
is just a poor assumption to make.
- Note that reference counting of these objects with respect to scheduler
entries is not complete. There are some leaked references when deleting
scheduler entries.
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messages alerting that a channel is being ignored
if the PROC_DAHDI_NOCHAN option is set in process_dahdi.
(closes issue #13759)
Reported by: smurfix
Patches:
dahdi.patch uploaded by smurfix (license 547)
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type and port arguments. This is necessary because when building our From
and Contact headers, we need to be absolutely sure that we are placing our
source port there and not the peer's source port.
(closes issue #12761)
Reported by: asbestoshead
Patches:
patch-chan-sip-contact-port.txt uploaded by asbestoshead (license 455)
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fail for that peer since sip_alloc will allocate a sip_pvt with
a default transport of UDP. This change resets the socket type
immediately after allocating the sip_pvt in sip_send_mwi_from_peer,
so that the proceeding call to create_addr_from_peer does not fail
right away. The socket data from the peer is properly copied to
the sip_pvt in create_addr_from_peer.
(closes issue #13710)
Reported by: andrew53
Patches:
sip_notify_use_tcp.patch uploaded by andrew53 (license 519)
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to remove any parameters from the string so that name
resolution succeeds.
(closes issue #13727)
Reported by: fnordian
Patches:
resolvewithouturiparameter.patch uploaded by fnordian (license 110)
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1) rename 'struct server_args' to 'struct ast_tcptls_session_args', to follow coding guidelines
2) make ast_make_file_from_fd() static and rename it to something that indicates what it really is for (again coding guidelines)
3) rename address variables inside 'struct ast_tcptls_session_args' to be more descriptive (dare i say it... coding guidelines)
4) change ast_tcptls_client_start() to use the new 'remote_address' field of the session args for the destination of the connection, and use the 'local_address' field to bind() the socket to the proper source address, if one is supplied
5) in chan_sip, ensure that we pass in the PP address we are bound to when creating outbound (client) connections, so that our connections will appear from the correct address
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- Additional comments on TCP/TLS implementation
- Some additions for new drafts/rfcs (no new functionality really, mostly documentation)
- Other random small fixes
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for more details of this command.
(closes issue #13326)
Reported by: ib2
Patches:
bug13326_trunk_20080822.diff uploaded by snuffy (license 35)
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odd that a channel would be named after the originating port.
For endpoints that always include ":5060" as part
of the From: header, it will mean that you have a ton of
channels with names like "SIP/5060-3ea38a8b."
I am boldly moving forward with this change in trunk, but I'm
not touching other branches with this one since this definitely
would qualify as a behavior change. If there is a problem with
this commit, and I haven't seen the obvious reason why you'd want
to name the channel after the port from which the call originated,
then please feel free to revert this
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than what was in the invite_branch of a sip_pvt, meaning
that if a CANCEL were sent later, the branch in the CANCEL
would not match the branch in the latest INVITE sent out, leading
to some endpoints responding to the CANCEL with a 481.
(closes issue #13714)
Reported by: fnordian
Patches:
invite_branch.patch uploaded by fnordian (license 110)
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