The rtpengine kernel module only cares about UDP packets, so narrow down
our iptables rule accordingly.
Change-Id: I33856efa6b39372104b05ec0dc6f34ad0b5e0cbd
There might be a firewall script that installs and manages the
xt_RTPENGINE rules even if rtpengine isn't running at the point. Leave
the module loaded if possible and unload it only for a package removal
or upgrade.
Change-Id: I5a35e965379aebd757a45883f82bbcb5fa2412e8
Log lines written to stderr that are consumed by journald will already
have timestamps added to them. Drop the redundant unixtime output for
this use case.
Change-Id: I34886a69a0ef90de2eb84ee8f446cbad624302c1
This service should be stopped when we disable the ngcp-recording-daemon,
but ngcp-service has logic to skip services of Type oneshot.
In this case turning it into a Type=simple is fine because even though
there are no daemons/programs remaining after execution, we do set
RemainAfterExit=yes explicitly.
Change-Id: I3bde666ae1ed19ac56d38b3e011714e66615a378
These are names used in the ngcp-service nsservices.yml file, adding
them here makes using the system more consistent.
Change-Id: I66b0149cbfe70d2260a6c50617a52e53604256da
Move the Debian specific cleaning into a debian/clean file to avoid
having to add an override. And rely on the upstream Makefile which
should always be doing the correct job.
Change-Id: I6eb554428eafdcad13ea0490fca745ae72390f9c
The dh_clean -k is an obsolete way to specify dh_prep, the last one
should not be executed so remove it.
Change-Id: I9d244fbe410acac8751b6d09e11cd032a32dc5a3
This makes it difficult to interpose local scripts to override local
behavior, for testing purposes for example.
Warned-by: lintian
Change-Id: I5e1feda02a26f482728f5404496c5870ec93d8aa
To avoid repeated strcmp()s and make use of switch()'s optimised binary
lookup, we employ a second build step that preprocesses certain .c files
and uses gperf to substitute pseudomacros with their respective constant
hash value.
Change-Id: Id89c4728a0fc7aa911691d4dd1ba8e7b3916a983
We do not use a proper mount unit because that requires the mount point
to be encoded in the filename which is variable and depends on the value
coming from config.yml.
Change-Id: Ibb637c533c94bc3db119111460ca647a50a205af
Debian relies on the output of lsb-release in dkms, while
it doesn't strictly depend on it (it's just a Recommends).
We reported the bug towards dkms in Debian as
https://bugs.debian.org/896814
The best we can do until the underlying bug in dkms is fixed
is to depend on the lsb-release package in our ngcp-rtpengine-kernel-dkms
itself.
Change-Id: I2946b971ff463cec8f6e198b4a618ed0e056534c
Thanks: Richard Fuchs for debugging the issue
While still not the ideal implementation, this is certainly better than
the sysvinit script wrapper. We then will "only" need to move the setup
scripts into proper service files later on.
Change-Id: I990d6847117a4b91a8365a5e307fd96cf5b1899f
Properly switching to native systemd service files is too intrusive for
these services at this point of the release cycle. Let's use this hack
for now, and then convert these to the serveral .service, and .mount
units required.
Change-Id: I8f66bfd8be5924232bf2c34d42b18d2a332db3ee
These daemons require these facilities to be setup. Previously this
was implied and shadowed by the sshd dependency, but once removed
the implicit dependencies disappeared, make them explicit now.
Change-Id: I13b9b797da0d69636c0f87d92d80a9af46c0726c
The package was only being installed as module for the kernel version running at
the time it was installed.
Change-Id: I217367664ad40d50c92b49fae89569fe43edf684
If we are creating the kernel forwarding table, we have to make sure it
has been deleted already, otherwise we can get into collisions with the
already setup forwardings, and the subsequent add will fail anyway.
Change-Id: I2601c602543ff3e3493bae296d263dde545ff352
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