Fixed problem with jitterbuf, whereas it would not complain about, and

would allow itself to be overfilled (per the max_jitterbuf parameter). Now
it rejects any data over and above that size, and complains about it.


git-svn-id: https://origsvn.digium.com/svn/asterisk/branches/1.4@52494 65c4cc65-6c06-0410-ace0-fbb531ad65f3

include/jitterbuf.h

@@ -103,6 +103,7 @@ typedef struct jitterbuf {
 	long hist_maxbuf[JB_HISTORY_MAXBUF_SZ];	/* a sorted buffer of the max delays (highest first) */
 	long hist_minbuf[JB_HISTORY_MAXBUF_SZ];	/* a sorted buffer of the min delays (lowest first) */
 	int  hist_maxbuf_valid;			/* are the "maxbuf"/minbuf valid? */
+	int  dropem;				/* flag to indicate dropping frames (overload) */
 
 
 	jb_frame *frames; 		/* queued frames */

main/jitterbuf.c

@@ -512,17 +512,30 @@ static void jb_dbgqueue(jitterbuf *jb)
 
 enum jb_return_code jb_put(jitterbuf *jb, void *data, const enum jb_frame_type type, long ms, long ts, long now) 
 {
+	long numts;
+
 	jb_dbg2("jb_put(%x,%x,%ld,%ld,%ld)\n", jb, data, ms, ts, now);
 
 	jb->info.frames_in++;
 
+        if (jb->frames && jb->dropem) return(JB_DROP);
+        jb->dropem = 0;
+
 	if (type == JB_TYPE_VOICE) {
 		/* presently, I'm only adding VOICE frames to history and drift calculations; mostly because with the
 		 * IAX integrations, I'm sending retransmitted control frames with their awkward timestamps through */
 		if (history_put(jb,ts,now,ms))
 			return JB_DROP;
 	}
-
+        numts = 0;
+        if (jb->frames) {
+                numts = jb->frames->prev->ts - jb->frames->ts;
+        }
+        if (numts >= jb->info.conf.max_jitterbuf) {
+                ast_log(LOG_NOTICE,"Attempting to exceed Jitterbuf max %ld timeslots\n",jb->info.conf.max_jitterbuf);
+                jb->dropem = 1;
+                return JB_DROP;
+        }
 	/* if put into head of queue, caller needs to reschedule */
 	if (queue_put(jb,data,type,ms,ts)) {
 		return JB_SCHED;