* don't try to detect branch every time
* reduce use of dynamic memory
* rework reply scenario, keep reply_counter in xavp
* hook to branch event too
Change-Id: I0adf97d4cb2d214e80fae48f8fdc643c1a644cc6
* Modified funtion t_load_contact adding the 'mode' parameter:
- if equals to 0 or missing, it behaves as before (standard behavior)
- if equals to 1, contacts are ordered using a proportional algorithm
that use to q-value to calculate the weight of each contact. Higher
is the q value, higher is the probability to be contacted as first.
* Added new function ki_t_load_contact_mode to be able to set the
'mode' paramenter also from KEMI.
* Additionally a small code refactory has been done in order to
keep the code easier to read and to avoid duplications.
Change-Id: Ic39a70e43004422e2b6e5db4788df68d9e223129
The fix for issues with tls with openssl 1.1.X was not included
on debs due to We set CC_EXTRA_OPTS and LC_EXTRA_OPTS on debian/rules
Change-Id: I5cd35bcbd6f33042a7ef43ddac2c7972273da206
* tls fix is included since 5.2.5
* rename tt41650 patch to more descriptive name
* reorder patches from us
* add upstream links for the ones that have PR
Change-Id: I69c2a7bf8a805744d3eda4ee4294fa1698187b16
* fix sipwise/fix_error_in_cfgt_module.patch:
not_sip needs to be reset for sip messages after non_sip detection
* reorder some patches to avoid confusion
* Let's try to keep the descriptions for patches in order to be
able to track them easily
Change-Id: I11ea589387696f10d2f86b4e65b0dee85175ffbb
* use pvh_ prefix not to collide with pv
* use generic PKG_MEM_ERROR, SHM_MEM_ERROR
* split code into more small files
* create proper source doc
* clang-format with kamailio's settings
Change-Id: I6baaa658ae56763bca48f298e37410966414f270
A recent Kamailio version update has added an extra field to the end of
the gw list returned by load_gws() (the rule ID), which throws off
lcr_rate() as it looks at the last field in each gw string. Reverse the
approach to instead count the number of fields from the start of the
string to allow possible future extension of the field list.
Change-Id: I143e738553cec57047b19d94b6effa59788c1dc9
We should not be calling async-signal-unsafe functions from within
signal handlers. This is in general bad on a non-threaded program,
but probably way worse with threading enabled.
Change-Id: I2931ce394f703b420c491438136029a670c83207
Kamailio always checks configs on start and will NOT start
of configs are NOT OK and/or damaged.
The old kamailio SysV init script also had such check
to prevent kamailio _stop_ in case if configs are not OK.
It is not the case for systemd unit file anyway.
There is no reason to check configs and then start kamailio,
it is just wasting of time (each check 1-2 seconds) on Jenkins VMs.
Change-Id: Ic0d3d8efa0ad2a3fb3f9ea5e13fd1204d95f584f
The upstream parts will get updated when we switch to the next upstream
release as they have already been merged in upstream's master from the
pull request <https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/pull/2110>.
Change-Id: I6408ee3d47d87be9bbe719b0e6da41e85d875764
It turned out that keep the package name ngcp-kamailio-python-modules,
previous name, after the switch to python3 creates issue during the
building of the related debug symbols.
Issue is solved if we move to the new name ngcp-kamailio-python3-modules.
This is also more consistent to the startard package naming we already
have in use.
Currently during the upgrade to the new kamailo version the new package
have to be installed manually (we never install/use this package in
our standard NGCP systems).
If a customer installed the python2 version of the package should check
itself the compatibility of the created python2 code with python3.
Change-Id: I4e80d11fab53014c0e50848cbafef6e9df16fdce
Necessary because python2 is being removed from Debian, and is
going to be EOL soon enough by python upstream
Change-Id: I98d94cdfdac2d8ebc8d5a22130656d198433f5eb
dfks_subs_handler does not set default values for XML elements extracted
from the body and ends up doing a strlen(NULL) if the elements are
missing.
Change-Id: I520f9f0a45c35bfb134fac5a0aa275ee3d2613f3
- build long orderless lists in reverse (forward list building has
exponential runtime)
- fix mem leaks
Change-Id: I00aa4d6bfd3eda5b37e04e79143b74b3ebd6224e
Adding a value-less key makes it a SET that contains all entry keys,
making it possible to use SCARD to count all entries.
Change-Id: I8da92944dda9df9c381d1a08ce23b142af68a69b
KEYS is considerably faster then SCAN, even with just one iteration, and
since we're always reading the full set of keys in one go anyway,
there's no benefit of using multiple SCAN invocations.
Change-Id: I0771db1b90273bf3bf73cb6b53e7d9ef8c43fcc6
Victor Seva
Richard Fuchs
Sipwise Jenkins Builder
Marco Capetta
Guillem Jover
Alexander Lutay