Instead of always blindly picking the matching supp codec for the
receiver codec, pick it only if there is no appropriate sink supp codec,
or both are compatible (which implies a payload type mismatch).
Closes#2084
Change-Id: Ie401db500a038f60f3b4286e2067f90674c611df
(cherry picked from commit 502e0b791f)
This can be populated by automated release build tools so that the
version can be known at runtime even in the absence of a git and/or
Debian environment.
Change-Id: If6d55f0ececd9381bf281ea2ead15fccd8da01a3
(cherry picked from commit f2d34f3fad)
This is needed to correctly print media labels for SIPREC in case the
input SDPs already had media labels.
Change-Id: I021f44ba28a3648ceb62db12425ddf545de42a96
(cherry picked from commit 9a65ab0335)
Print information that directly matches the medias presented in the
output SDP.
Change-Id: Ib831f173c07923564158e3473f137cf867dca9bb
(cherry picked from commit b7dbc4be72)
Run the included backports script for distro-specific packaging.
Add distro suffix to the version so that all build artefacts can be
included in the release without collisions.
Include G.729. This is available in both Sid and Trixie.
Change-Id: I7efcf6a115158c5154936494c5c85628e37b21ab
(cherry picked from commit 68c6bf60a8)
1) Add a release job
Automatically create a GitHub release with attached Debian packages,
whenever a tag starting with 'mr' is pushed.
Generate release notes grouped by author from git commits between the
previous mr* tag and the current tag, similar to the format used in
debian/changelog.
2) Automatically generate Debian packages for PRs
This is useful for contributors as well as developers, to test and
verify proposed changes.
3) Consolidate Debian package workflows
Merge debpkg.yml into package-build.yml using a matrix strategy for
building on multiple Debian distributions (trixie, sid), using
jtdor/build-deb-action instead of custom Docker actions.
Now our release job merges artifacts from all distros.
4) Update from bookworm to trixie
Bump Debian package builds from bookworm to trixie, while at it, given
that Debian trixie/v13 is the current stable Debian release.
5) Bump workflow actions from in package build workflow
Update from v4 to current version v6, see
https://github.com/actions/checkoutCloses#2063
Change-Id: Ic1bfb3a7f9fa7e263f8e8d3b115baa01633db1a1
(cherry picked from commit e9fc1b1057)
Using the stream object after dropping the reference is unsafe.
Change-Id: I58df474272cc7e168d6d65e5f6ace3a42fe22ef1
(cherry picked from commit 9a3f33a703)
The `created_from` address string includes the port, which must be
removed when substituting it for the RPC URL.
Fix-up for Ib67b57b1d
Change-Id: Iaa33ec660d21736f8b075f36479ba2734a480a4a
(cherry picked from commit db1307da8f)
For a repeated subscribe-request on an existing monologue, make sure
that existing media sections are re-used for the same subscriptions as
they were previously, and only create new ones in an append-only fashion
for media subs which didn't previously exist.
Change-Id: I410c6af17eb31a5c5c43c78a7f82ba867f8480b7
(cherry picked from commit c27ecf4828)
Use a pointer to the arena plus a comparison test to determine whether
to ref or to dup the string, instead of a function pointer. The function
pointer alone wasn't enough as there can be multiple arenas.
Change-Id: Icd317e524fc2e5842f90d172ef7089d2cb0a5a28
(cherry picked from commit 4ea7873ca7)
The Kamailio control module unconditionally adds the current to-tag to
the control message if rtpp-flags parsing is active. This is generally
not desirable in the case of an initial subscribe-request, as we want a
generated to-tag when the existing to-tag belongs to another dialogue.
Special-case this to ignore the included to-tag if none has been given
explicitly.
Change-Id: I1dc28bfdfd086766e0b6a117c74edd0ebb75d526
Previously, rtpengine would refuse to resolve any hostnames longer than
64 characters.
Closes#2061
Change-Id: I5fe6c05f59a449f6e3b6b0f403d438626905101b
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