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
We introduce a special case handling of range matching (< or > operator)
against timestamp key values, as required by the usrloc module. Without
this, the timer handling the removal of expired location entries would
have to a full table scan every time it runs (including at shutdown).
This feature detects the special case (a usable timestamp key type) and
converts the range match into a series of wildcarded SCAN statements. So
instead of doing a single full table scan which mostly returns non
matching rows, we do a series of more specific table scans, each of
which only returns relevant matching rows, or no rows at all.
Change-Id: I6c77b9d595b5f70aed976bdcd0cae329f198937b
If an update changes the value of a type key, we must propagate that
updated value to the respective type keys.
Change-Id: I7ad5c85aa9e7540e2ac558ca6b8c3125f2dfec9a
When looking for usable type keys, we must consider only types using the
DB "=" operator. Skip type keys that use any other operator.
Change-Id: I2ef696dc6d4930bc63e102c8251082ef9e3ff6b8
Redis is allowed to return an empty list in response to a SCAN even when
the iteration isn't complete yet. Only a zero cursor value returned from
a SCAN is indicative of the SCAN being complete.
Change-Id: Ib5da589c6944fcd46b2bbdc11c200e6a4f7108cb
This reverts commit 1192c499ca.
Reverted because ngcp-check-status-integrity complains about integrity
of Debian package files after changes are applied with ngcpcfg framework.
Change-Id: I7d1e998b226712614a681800082ab94979fcd355
In postinst file add commands to move db_redis table descriptor
in /etc/kamailio folder in oreder to be oevrwritten using ngcpcfg
framework
Change-Id: Id855946b59f65ca36c011949db3dfd01556530da
This reduces substantially the debian/rules file, simplifies it, and as
a side-effect also fixes the jobserver warnings previously emitted by
make.
Change-Id: I1347c888ba16aff42be5e0912d03bcd9bf7e919b
When we need to call make from within a Makefile, we should do so by
using the MAKE variable, which has special meaning for make itself.
This makes sure, it will get marked as recursive command, and will
make it possible to use the make jobserver.
Change-Id: I8c37f2906b7e2592cb02912a59c7979b79d33f2a
Since the upgrade to 5.2.3 carrierroute module as been moved to
extra module group, as it don't depends on the libconfuse library
anymore. Thus it can be integrated in the main kamailio package.
Change-Id: Ia904ac665258174c85bd88bfd32c99b9535c0a92
* add modparam=auto_msg that is enabled by default
and if the tm module is also loaded it automatically
collects and applies the headers on incoming request/reply
and when a request/reply is forwarded
* for SIP_REPLY messages the FL_NAME_PV_HDRS_COLLECTED,
FL_NAME_PV_HDRS_COLLECTED flags are applied for the message
of the branch
Change-Id: Ife3a8d92ecd33263c35e554bb8da364ee3f03703
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