6.12.101+ has removed this as well. Use the macro itself to determine
whether this struct member exists.
Change-Id: Ib43157567a78afc664398b9f22ee0a27b0facfa0
(cherry picked from commit 83b05e9a11)
(cherry picked from commit d625ac6c99)
We are compressing the documentation explicitly with gzip, but were not
passing -n to get reproducible output.
Change-Id: I7819701ef33d34472eb2a63458ae16ef69ac352e
(cherry picked from commit 9b74a7fd12)
(cherry picked from commit 3fad279561)
This is checked for race conditions but is not actually increased
anywhere.
Fixes#2148
Change-Id: Ia46ea32ffea6abf267f7ae872368f4f9c4446f29
(cherry picked from commit 5daae51b5b)
(cherry picked from commit 0bc2b5268b)
If a SSRC object is still in use (refcount is >1), keep it in the list,
even if the list is too large.
Otherwise we may end up recreating a new SSRC object for the same SSRC
that still has an object in use elsewhere, making locks unreliable.
Ref #2148
Change-Id: I2afd277696e05c356fc9cf5aea59f51e1fba0784
(cherry picked from commit 26fee2610a)
(cherry picked from commit 3c2e57e64a)
Per RFC 4867 section 8.1, absent fmtp parameters imply defaults (bandwidth-efficient mode, no CRC,
no robust-sorting, no interleaving). Previously, codec matching was rejected when either side had no
``a=fmtp`` attribute for the AMR payload type, causing AMR to be dropped as a "stray answer codec".
This patch changes this behavior to instead "parse" fmtp even when absent so that the format struct
is populated with zero-initialized defaults and fmtp_parsed is set.
Closes#2141
Change-Id: I1371cb1fdb9354746a4019477845d777e619a2f6
(cherry picked from commit 702ccec969)
(cherry picked from commit 84d62960a3)
(cherry picked from commit 724ef04ec0)
To not come across the sink's mutation (e.g. `endpoint.address.family`)
just lock way earlier, before to start processing and
translating endpoint to the kernel related structs.
Otherwise the other signaling path may mutate something
which will make the sink unactual and provide
to the `__re_address_translate_ep()` NULLed or garbage structs.
Change-Id: I88d87ae88abe4e37aaa5d3cdda76ed0ca82e4842
(cherry picked from commit e16a2309e0)
(cherry picked from commit ba2834314e)
16de9688d6 resets the `socket.family` to NULL,
that makes the direct appeal to the corresponding
object unsafe.
E.g. `ps->selected_sfd->socket.family->name` when
filling the streams.
Add a simply guard and log `none` in case
the ip family is NULL.
Change-Id: I7ad7399e32e5d0ffb2fcc919822d05760fdc7421
(cherry picked from commit 05817bad13)
(cherry picked from commit 2cb146e392)
We use `family == NULL` as test for the socket being open in several
places, and expect it to match the familt of the addresses. Set it to
zero to make it consistent.
Change-Id: Ide2b41e84fc27b5f47f579dcf4ab2ec2f6b0a37e
(cherry picked from commit 16de9688d6)
(cherry picked from commit a8c4f825e8)
ICE drops packets early in media_demux_protocols() (via
ice_peer_address_known()), which means in media_packet_address_check()
we can immediately set any socket as confirmed that has received
anything.
Take receiving socket into account to determine whether the endpoint is
a match.
Disable endpoint learning with ICE. ICE is in charge of determining
endpoint address and local socket.
`media-handover` and `strict-source` handling remains in place. With
`media-handover` set, we allow changing endpoint and local socket based
on what is actually received, overriding the nomination from ICE.
Change-Id: Ieac2893355df6ee560b497867181e6f47d646f2e
(cherry picked from commit d3af013494)
(cherry picked from commit 298d7f6ce1)
Don't just check for the selected_sfd to be non null, but also for the
socket to actually be open, as this is needed for the translate_ep set
of functions in particular.
Change-Id: I78cb0f7b8c9e4359c9e037485b29f63e0cd9476b
(cherry picked from commit 9cb902319c)
(cherry picked from commit 0c7409eda4)
A stream that needs to be unkernelized that wasn't actually kernelized
due to lack of support or information still needs to have the flag reset
so that it can retried.
Change-Id: I7de17236d382d4f4dbfc3225c37688769cc9c8ad
(cherry picked from commit ab8b7fb228)
(cherry picked from commit a10a3206a7)
Pull the kernel in/out checks down below the "out" label, and use the
existing flags from the STUN connect event instead of directly calling
the relevant function.
Change-Id: Ide1ebf0d18446427535d9e63dadf7fdbbddc6c94
(cherry picked from commit 209e5a38dc)
(cherry picked from commit 88c1d31de1)
Set the stream as kernelized even if it couldn't be, so that we don't
keep trying.
Change-Id: Icf05c6cab2f52d918ba04e7cb2089347b3f72378
(cherry picked from commit 46e8d6c305)
(cherry picked from commit a188872838)
If SRTP/DTLS isn't yet established, do fully bail out of the kernelize
function, instead of just logging a message and blindly continuing, as
it would eventually fail due to missing or invalid SRTP parameters.
Fix-up for f2d57de078
Change-Id: I3521f54fe2001d3c67118a3502807d8cb6ada7ee
(cherry picked from commit 7ab5cf3ebf)
(cherry picked from commit 138a48029c)
We can bail right there instead of having to rely on the
`(!reti->local.family)` condition
Change-Id: I584e90dd1a705cfbe1cd3e3d849e1fa88f511448
(cherry picked from commit dbcd657908)
(cherry picked from commit 9db480f8e8)
Previously, the ports used for a monologue subscription would leak upon re-subscribe.
``__assign_stream_fds`` cleared the stream fd queue without decrementing the ref count. This
prevented ``monologue_destroy`` from releasing the ports on unsubscribe.
Closes#2125
Change-Id: Ib86290d6a35e2388e34098f2847f1e34b3db2c5d
(cherry picked from commit 250df2af5e)
(cherry picked from commit 135d648d9c)
Similar in spirit to f2d57de078, but for
the encrypt case.
Closes#2127
Change-Id: I06c82f4a1d768a863922e2240aebb6c1d243e269
(cherry picked from commit e6469c006b)
(cherry picked from commit 642a1c6833)
In case of the reverse direction of a subscription, no stream handler will be found. Previously, the
decrypt struct was left zeroed, the kernel module rejected this with ``EINVAL`` and the daemon logged:
```
[core] Failed to push relay stream to kernel: Invalid argument
```
This patch sets ``REC_NULL``/``REH_NULL`` and marks the target as non-forwarding, matching what is
expected by ``validate_srtp``.
Closes#2126
Change-Id: I5aa2b490c65e5d97dc9b2ddd24c09f9ae7b63892
(cherry picked from commit 47371520ee)
(cherry picked from commit 75ca1fe72b)
Allow invalid payload types for rejected RTP streams.
Allow empty codec store for zero-port streams.
Has some side effects on tests.
Closes#2122
Change-Id: I28c63a3e5b7309084e7899a19ff4550e8f56aac5
(cherry picked from commit 71cceeed5a)
(cherry picked from commit 4dbe2dc1db)
ffmpeg's CNG expects a fixed frame size, or at least a maximum frame
size, as it allocates internal buffers on construction based on that
frame size. Calling the decoder with a larger frame size therefore leads
to an internal buffer overflow. Calling it with a smaller frame size is
fine.
Retain the simple one-shot CNG for the most common case (frame size
smaller than the max). For larger frames, call the CNG in a loop and
manually construct a return frame.
Change-Id: I0ebe0b7a9ad8a08bbabd0d8dea264b08cb44feee
(cherry picked from commit dfcb9a8322)
(cherry picked from commit aee481ccb6)
Currently the helper accepts 0 length, but callers actually
can try to mutate it with `- 1` what means overflowing it.
e.g. `extmap_short_is_valid_data()` has a bitwise operation
including length `(id << 4) | (ext->len - 1)`
Change-Id: I74f7fa134355059b18ba8c2b4e671c735324bdb7
(cherry picked from commit a51332f675)
(cherry picked from commit 141fb3f44a)
Currently the function has two cycles (while-outer-cycle and
for-inner-cycle).
The inner one operates on the given `pp` pointer and can potentially
mutate it (the pointer isn't const), hence the outer cycle will
continue with a mutated pointer.
Instead just use a local scope pointer to manipulate linked list's
data.
P.S.: the `pp` pointer isn't a double pointer, so unlikely was
expected (even by design) to be modified (e.g. its address or what
it actually points to).
Change-Id: Ia36bcb6fb47e9e72ae25a838f8005ca99f4c591d
(cherry picked from commit a4875c336e)
(cherry picked from commit 6c0207617a)
The current LINUX_VERSION_CODE check for the nft_expr_ops.validate
callback signature breaks on distribution kernels that backport the
API change (mainline commit eaf9b2c875ec, merged in 6.12) without
updating LINUX_VERSION_CODE.
For example, Ubuntu 24.04's 6.8.0-103+ kernel (stable patchset
2026-01-27, LP: #2139158) includes this backport, causing DKMS
builds to fail with -Werror=incompatible-pointer-types.
Replace the version-based #if with a compile test in the existing
gen-rtpengine-kmod-flags configure script. The test tries to assign
a 3-param function to .validate -- if it compiles, the old API is
present and NFT_EXPR_OPS_VALIDATE_HAS_DATA is set. If it fails, the
kernel has the new 2-param version.
Also use kbuild's KERNELRELEASE variable (instead of uname -r) to
resolve the kernel build directory, so that compile tests and KSRC
target the correct kernel during cross-version DKMS builds.
Tested against Ubuntu 6.8.0-90 (3-param) and 6.8.0-106 (2-param),
including cross-kernel builds where the running kernel differs from
the DKMS target.
Closes#2085
Change-Id: I4c8e55b94fb98c3fcda9dccb091d0d1c0c67f9aa
(cherry picked from commit b1aec46de8)
(cherry picked from commit 4ea947f755)
There seems to be a race condition with stream_fds/sockets being closed
while ICE checks are running at the same time, referencing the same
stream_fds. Solve this by holding a reference to the stream_fd in the
ICE pair object.
Additionally, add a check for a possibly closed socket when running
checks.
Closes#2113
Change-Id: I279a62d9e52cb1d409bcfda871766002aac4a758
(cherry picked from commit ceb7996cca)
(cherry picked from commit 5230107f26)
Make sure data is 64-bit aligned. Fixes alignment issues on certain
32-bit archs (armhf).
Change-Id: I66c1fc20e97c62d3d5e266e874812aed74d295ed
(cherry picked from commit 31375ca349)
(cherry picked from commit 53a08ffe00)
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