These are normally held per thread, but in cases of threads not having
dedicated init/cleanup functions (GLib thread pool), we can use a global
one as fallback.
Fixes#1936
Change-Id: Ia2ff3523e6079baa73e0721862100ec2f8b66c88
Replace with hand-rolled requests made via libcurl.
Background: libxmlrpc-core-c3-dev packaging is currently broken in
Debian Sid and this is a good opportunity to move away from it.
Ref: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1102554
Change-Id: I8a09452220993afdac19654edf13d7f3f6ba64c9
In case stray audio is receveived before the DTMF event is fully
finished, retain the internal state from the beginning of the event to
make sure that the output is consistent. This fixes both DTMF timestamps
jumping during the end event, and audio timestamps being off after the
end event.
Closes#1929
Change-Id: I4e675b15153e35a8d1546b947e4b82879c1577b4
If recording-method is pcap, then proc is zero-initialized, so
meta_filepath is empty. This shows many logs such as:
[core] Failed to open recording metadata file '(null)' for writing: Bad address
Prevent them by returning earlier.
Fixes#1889 for real this time.
Amends commit 759fd72dc6.
Closes#1924
Change-Id: I25c9acefba9ee129354fd799ef493af86b9eab2c
Switch from thread-local allocated string object to a stack allocated
one. Use auto cleanup to manage storage duration and final logging.
Fixes intermittent random failures of the leak checker.
Change-Id: Ie6afb27e6fd1accbe641fc62175d553a0558de0d
Remove the actual hash and just keep a linked list. Always move most
recently used entries to the front of the list, which also obsoletes
tracking the last used time stamp.
Change-Id: Id277499228b538dd013a4442e9b5c5a4d247ff15
Keep outgoing RTP timestamps consistent between different instances of
the DTX buffer. Update affected tests.
Change-Id: I6cf03ab32f5c510bd781063a9e7241d1187c202b
If the last used PT was a different one, check if it was an unknown PT.
If it was, then DTX can remain active, as the packet would have been
blocked.
Change-Id: Icc8bf195c30a2252b392bbccfeef34b91078ddd6
The stub is used for unknown payload types. Specialise the handler
function for it with an extra check for DTX usage. This effectively
blocks RTP packets with unknown payload types if DTX has been
configured. Forwarding RTP packets with unknown payload types can
interfere with a clean output stream generated by the DTX buffer.
Change-Id: I6f0aa9654946d2877b963cd13cec7c3f5c8b1c54
Shutting down a DTX buffer means that it may restart at an unknown later
time. Reset TS tracking when shutting it down so that if it does
restart, it receives a fresh TS state, instead of continuing on the
previous timestamps, which may then be wrong.
Change-Id: I9c7978e2f335eab32982c4739917ca5ce0c27eb6
Extend PT tracker to not just track the most used PT, but also which PT
has been used last. Use a simple circular array.
Use this new tracking to determine whether a DTX buffer should remain
active. The "most used PT" approach isn't reliable for this, as it leads
to a DTX buffer restarting only after the PT has become the "most used,"
so only after about 10 packets. Meanwhile a newly appearing SSRC would
have a new DTX buffer active immediately. Being strict about which PT
was used last resolves this inconsistency.
Change-Id: If912e4d10e6737a82f6adc0b19d502075aa18a93
If a packet is received for a codec that should have an active DTX but
doesn't, drop the packet instead of forwarding it without being
processed. In this case we expect that some other codec has an active
DTX buffer, and forwarding the packet would interfere with a clean
output stream.
Change-Id: I162ba6f314b804123a6a3957feb7435a319ad2b9
The GLib slice allocator has been obsoleted. Having a mixture of two
allocators can lead to hidden issues on systems that use different
implementations. Take the leap and replace everything with g_new/g_free.
Change-Id: I025c8383ef47b2c2472573360407fd6a6ca339b3
Media IDs are supposed to be unique. Non-RFC OSRTP may however lead to
duplicated media sections with the same media ID. Use a hash table to
track which media IDs have already been seen, and ignore any duplicates.
Change-Id: I9de5fdf3165fc4326862af708aec3d4f6736cb12
This mode is only supposed to be used by cases when:
- in-dialog offerer doesn't have own MoH capabilities; and
- still want the recipient to hear the MoH music; hence
- an offerer checks whether a recipient is capable of MoH,
and launches a player based on given capabilities;
- the rest functions the same as with usual MoH hold;
Other information:
- `mode=reflect` is only to be used within dialog,
so, it's not meant for a session origination,
and hence stands alone from other MoH option flags
that actually give a metadata (e.g. blob data)
- `mode=reflect` hence contradicts with `mode=sendrecv`
which in its turn serves another purpose
Usage:
- `moh => { mode => 'reflect' }`
Change-Id: I8d0d55f2711c6b47bfca17691582c1ffe66eae3d
Decoding and encoding may have taken some time. Grab an updated "now"
before scheduling a packet to send.
Change-Id: I9380cb01d77519cf082d87f3a6c6cfc18b8213f8
With reuse-codecs, we still need to place the codec from the SDP into
our prefs list, even if it's already present, as the format options may
have changed. Update one affected test case.
Closes#1921
Change-Id: I688c57a8c45ec4c3bf159fe2193a0e00bbceeda2
Protects against double MoH played,
e.g. when inadvertently two rtpengine instances try to trigger MoH.
This gives a clue to the current rtpengine instance,
that another one already started MoH for this call.
By default is set to false.
Change-Id: I7cc36a177b0ce1bdb64ff8b42bf31f13fb1e4c91
Allocate all bufferpool shards of the same size, regardless of
underlying allocator. This way increase memory usage a bit, but we're
already quite heavy on that, so no big deal.
Change-Id: Icbe09cd2f9b33bc58ab1efe7de293dea00236fec
Use allocators that return memory blocks aligned to the requested size,
instead of generic malloc. This makes it easier to play tricks with the
memory blocks.
Change-Id: Iad4b1127c76e48c2e9b4ad8489118d4883a24f6a
Adds a new config section that allows adjusting behaviour for certain
transcoding scenarios. This only adds the initial support for the config
option.
Change-Id: Ia3d43061adc540fab054e5c99ab804dc1ff53b84
Special codec handler to support not forwarding (nor any processing
whatsoever) of particular payload types at all. Support this in the
kernel module as well.
Change-Id: If10227affa54307e1e9b448eadd0bf2bfc5774ba
Only use the codec handler's "kernelize" flag to determine whether a
particular payload type can be handled by the kernel or not. It's
supposed to be a reliable indicator, making checking the other flags
unnecessary.
Change-Id: I5fe58eded55ea973ed555e4376ee8200f112d162
Split function into one part handling the "target" (i.e. ingress)
portion of the forwarding chain, and one function handling just the
outputs.
Change-Id: I3766da3c4bc5caee4eb6bae8978f177a83cc231a
Instead of explicitly triggering an update of subscribers for A and B
during an offer/answer, trigger it only for one side (A) and then
iterate through all subscribers and subsriptions and update them all.
This automatically triggers an update for B, as well as any other
existing subscriptions that might be affected. Use a monotonically
increading update iterator counter to track which medias have been
updated so we don't run into infinite recursion.
Change-Id: Ie2fba8ff9c5a011bbe932559ac06e1634029a091
First step to refactoring the kernelize* functions. Keep all state in a
central struct that is passed to all functions. Requires an auxiliary
bool to facilitate a case distinction in kernelize_one, which can be
removed once refactoring is complete.
Change-Id: I5de8404d55d5b320ef5cb8cd27d5b684802fa7e7
Obsolete the two flavours of packet_encoded_tx and instead distinguish
the two flavour of sequence number handling (passthrough and
self-generated) through a function pointer in the codec SSRC handler,
directly pointing to one of the two existing codec_output_rtp wrappers.
Change-Id: Ib1141413859dab37048be9b04af7a5d235b46d0a
This seems to be an acceptable and reliable way to detect RTCP
multiplexed with RTP, even if `a=rtcp-mux` wasn't advertised in the SDP.
Take the opportunity to clean up __streams_set_sinks() a bit by giving
the variables better names.
Change-Id: I0cdc5e4a544641591fc2aabca12fb11bab3453f7
Use the correct media object (the source media) to obtain media-level i=
lines from. Adapt OSRTP output function to do the same.
Change-Id: I9ba4db286cf9d822b8986a7da2cb4f4aa1c69646
... and allow non-existing HT during lookup. Also reorder cleanup
sequence. This makes managing subscriptions in codec handlers possible.
Change-Id: I9c63fde2001e9dee384872577176fdf7f3bb9699
Separate out the two distinct use cases of requesting a specific port,
and requesting (one or more) random ports.
Change-Id: Ifbe7725d8638d49f620c9f4b9445342d180c8770
Add helper functions wrapping around reserve_port which directly return
a socket_port_link object. This allows us to rework
__get_consecutive_ports and release_reserved_port to eliminate mixing
different port numbers in the same list, which makes for cleaner code.
Change-Id: Ia9808f71c854f6efd0e93ce8df4527c4aea311bd
Empty subscriptions are not supported and would be an internal bug.
Remove expectations that the contents can be NULL.
Change-Id: Ibd7b0d86e7fb147135a93316575954aca546eac2
This flag is relevant to copy the state from A to B during an
offer/answer. It should only be set on one side, not on both.
Change-Id: Ie5c6de58a4ca11b37526b719b1937ffb08ebf512
Have one function to just set flags and init a single media, and another
one to set up sink pointers
Change-Id: I3207ea9f36a0e3575c2149e077e6106fd065fe1b
Directly return the just-created subscription from the respective
function. Saves a hash table lookup.
Change-Id: I42d9c75ebae2cc92619e78badb8ac594397b614b
Turns out that g_ptr_array_new_full or g_ptr_array_new_sized only
preallocates array members, but doesn't set the length.
Change-Id: I722e29a13c415f2a5ff62830dce60205f273b445
Grab source monologue and source media only once, and pass the object
down to the various functions, instead of doing the retrieval several
times in multiple places.
Change-Id: I88d019dbf9493fa0037161390fdb9efda58f5441
We know whether we're printing for monologues or for medias, so there's
no need to have a generic function signature.
Change-Id: I356747686adb34c19ba2ba4c77c2d0a77b85a364
Centralize opts setting, leave it only for
the `media_player_new()`.
Even though it's allowed them to be empty.
Change-Id: Ia347673f891c6c698909f57bdc7126fa5caf42bf
When MoH is triggered with `sendrecv` flag (so that
the recipient, the one who is put on hold, sees
the sendrecv state instead of sendonly/inactive),
we have to correctly process the answer coming back
to the MoH originator.
The originator of MoH must see:
- recvonly to his sendonly
- inactive to his inactive
Hence OA model is kept correct for the originator's leg.
Additionally: accordingly correct MoH tests.
Change-Id: Ida5f074d302c419c1e57e4fd624a55bfddae5587
If MoH originator has inactive stream
allow him to trigger media player.
This ensures that we support two
ways of putting on hold:
- sendonly
- inactive
Change-Id: I81b33184d1f1bcb0ad7c2bb3e7ada96b2c52b1ac
Add a possibility to add opts when actually
creating new media player.
This can be useful for cases with MoH implementation.
Change-Id: Ie7f9d290cd5e46063dd4095d57a521396b58bcfb
Mark the media player as used for MoH (via .opts),
before actually calling the play media
implementation.
This allows to differentiate a default
play media case from those used by MoH.
Change-Id: Ic7a60b6653a505bc856fec767f88988f624bdea0
If the receiver of a previously passthrough T.30 stream gets switched to
a generated PCM stream from a T.38 gateway, continue the sequencing of
the previous SSRC. Technically this is not necessary as the generated
PCM stream gets a new SSRC, but at least Asterisk seems to ignore this
and expect sequencing to continue, and will ignore PCM if the sequence
jump is too large.
Change-Id: Ia4656770db11f5fa1a1e9bf5bd71a0398deb1e00
Add a simple function that acts as an encryption callback to just update
the ext_seq (index) of the egress SSRC context. The kernel module
already does this, but the daemon only did it when SRTP was involved.
This now tracks egress packet indexes in all cases.
Change-Id: I9460744de55ead4b05aceb322fd8482442ff2b41
Some components (the timer thread used by the codec handlers in
particular) may hold references to components owned by the codeclib (the
.so handles in particular). Move codeclib cleanup towards the end.
Change-Id: Ic581588c27b69c025576c14a69e999c9ca5d1597
Fixes a corner case that happens when trying to delete a call created with
ng offer and no-redis-update flag and for which no ng answer was received.
In such cases, one would receive warning messages from Redis
"ERR DB index is out of range".
What happens is that on call creation redis_hosted_db defaults to -1. This
value is changed when writing to Redis, but the writing is not done for a
ng offer with no-redis-update.
Kudos go to Pawel Kuzak.
Closes#1910
Change-Id: Iad19ec8ac69b169e6352662697b17eb23e6970fb
Make sure a codec is not only known to us, but that it can actually be
used, in places where it makes sense. This is partially redundant
because ensure_codec_def_type already takes care of this, but a codec
definition may come from a different source, so it doesn't help to
double check.
Change-Id: I91af84afc2477840f1400674b2538ad8fb7746ee
Avoid repeated calls to the memory allocated for port pool list
management by picking out the list elements without freeing them,
storing them in the stream_fd object, and then returning them to the
list when the port is released.
Change-Id: I67cd5039e62e4d2965e85d7ba7f0454f08f40494
The parser currently relies on the appropriate parsing functions
(dict_iter, list_iter) to be called to advance into and back out of any
sub-objects containd within the flags string. However, if an unknown key
is encountered, no parsing functions would be invoked, resulting in the
parser not skipping over the sub-object and subsequently a stray error
message in the log. Work around this by detecting unparsed objects and
then using a dummy list_iter to return to a good parsing position.
Change-Id: I908aff8b9be8d12644a9faea0dcf3bf3535faf32
Split up the function into one part that parses out the string, and
another part that handles the individual pieces of information. Switch
to bool types and const arguments where appropriate.
Change-Id: If3ec8a048dbe1141dfc0b1150b69eb445216aad1
Switch from specialised handling of config sections (used to load
signalling templates) to a more general approach using a callback
mechanism. This allows us to add more information to the config file
while keeping the details of the underlying GKeyFile hidden. Use a typed
hash table for type safety.
Change-Id: I71ddfda0202b47df363bcc5acf1725078774f8f1
The codec `strip` option used to remove codecs not only from the
destination (offer to) monologue, but also from the source (offered by)
monologue. Change this to only affect codecs on the destination
(offering to) side. This fixes a problem of not being able to have
different `strip` options set for different branches.
As a side effect, this breaks existing use cases of using `strip` to
ignore codecs on the source monologue side. This functionality is
restored by adding `codec-ignore` in the following commit.
Change-Id: I022748fffc29caa3a8c96f514b2021f152e43686
These are potentially computed from inside each subdir, and in addition
due to what appears to be a regression in GNU make 4.4, where it is
reevaluating variables that contain $(shell) functions, many times (in
the order of thousands, this was slowing down the build, were on the
Debian amd64 build daemons it went from 5m with GNU make 4.3 to 2h40m
with GNU make 4.4. Although the bulk of the slow down has been fixed
with previous commits, the remaining optimizations are only to avoid
this potentially happening again in the future, and to reduce useless
duplicate work.
Instead of trying to cache the values from within make itself, where
programming this there is extremely painful, and does not seem to be
able to greatly reduce the number of calls, because the build system
is going to be called multiple times for different targets. Simply
externalize the generation into several shell scripts, that we call
to generate a make fragment that then we include from the various
Makefiles.
For a Debian build with GNU make 4.3, this reduces the amount of total
pkg-config calls from around ~1600 to 128, for dpkg-buildflags from
~1100 down to 6, and for dpkg-parsechangelog from ~56 to 17, but the
slow down is not as significant there anyway.
For a Debian build with GNU make 4.4, this reduces the amount of total
pkg-config calls from around ~2600 to 128, for dpkg-buildflags from
~2800 down to 6, and for dpkg-parsechangelog from ~350 to 21.
For a Debian build with GNU make 4.4, this reduces the build time
on this system from 2m10s to ~ 1m30s.
Change-Id: I427d0ea5106dc6ed1ff9e664ccdba2fa0725b7d0
Starting with GNU make 4.4, build time have massively regressed
where before they would take 5m on amd64 now can take 2h40m. While this
seems clearly broken, the release notes are filled with notices for
breaking changes, and in particular the one for passing all make
variables down to the invoked programs executed via the «shell» GNU make
function, so it is not clear what is expected breakage and what is not.
This has been reported in Debian, but not yet upstream, and while it
seems like a clear regression, it's not clear what will be the upstream
take on it. For now apply workarounds that do not change semantics, and
which do not regress with older GNU make versions.
Use the GNU make «origin» function instead of «?=» which defaults to
defining a variable as a recursive one. Coerce already defined variables
into simple ones to avoid GNU make re-evaluating these variables for
each «shell» function invocation.
Ref: https://bugs.debian.org/1092051
Change-Id: I076fc05dd616918473a22e7e942fecfdc9851d47
Add a semicolon only for the last switch statement
going in a row.
Fixes this Coverity Scan detected defect:
*** CID 1621493: Control flow issues (MISSING_BREAK)
/daemon/call_interfaces.c: 1063 in call_ng_flags_flags()
1057 out->allow_no_codec_media = 1;
1058 break;
1059 case CSH_LOOKUP("allow-transcoding"):
1060 case CSH_LOOKUP("allow transcoding"):
1061 out->allow_transcoding = 1;
1062 break;
>>> CID 1621493: Control flow issues (MISSING_BREAK)
>>> The case for value "15" is not terminated by a "break" statement.
1063 case CSH_LOOKUP("always-transcode"):;
1064 case CSH_LOOKUP("always transcode"):;
1065 static const str str_all = STR_CONST("all");
1066 call_ng_flags_esc_str_list((str *) &str_all, 0, &out->codec_accept);
1067 break;
1068 case CSH_LOOKUP("asymmetric"):
Change-Id: I4d6bc56d8149acd2d0d69f122e420c5a8c6ae2e1
Deleting a call can have the side effect of changing the active Redis DB
on the writing instance. Restore the correct DB afterwards if needed.
Fixes#1905
Change-Id: I12dae767ffa5d25703e024d2ec59aa21ba9da101
A call that gets created but then doesn't get initialised would have its
Redis DB left at zero. At destruction it would then try to switch to DB
zero. Fix this by using an appropriate initial value.
Closes#1905
Change-Id: I852e48c5a06b732b37d2ccd5c478de4760aacd4e
If keyspace notifications are used at all, the respective objects and
threads must be created during startup. This requires at least some
keyspace to be configured. To support usage without any keyspaces
initially (and add them during runtime), add a special case (set
keyspace to -1).
Convert all keyspace variables to signed ints. Ignore negative keyspace
numbers where appropriate. Support Redis endpoint addresses without
database number.
Fixes#1902
Change-Id: I45a3c87bc515f9b14e64ec1ec0906dde271b5f8d
If keyspace notifications are not configured at all, bail with an error
when there is an attempt to add a new keyspace or remove one. We get a
segfault otherwise.
Closes#1902
Change-Id: Ie47cf5f7762792aabe38476739f0dcf9927787ce
A matching payload type number in an answer might not be enough to
establish compatible codecs. Also check the format parameters. Reject
and ignore answer codecs that are not compatible.
Change-Id: I12a1287216886926ec4b3c704029c923f815b429
Instead of lumping all strings of a file into a single hash function,
split them up into their respective sections, as there is no point in
matching against strings that aren't part of the switch statement. This
should give a bit of a performance boost.
Nested hash sections require special handling as the wrapper script
isn't smart enough to hande them automaticaly.
Change-Id: I74863dfe6ca412d58101d37f9c9c85078826f1a4
HTTP/WS init creates worker threads, which would be terminated by a fork
to background. Reverse the order.
Closes#1896
Possibly also relevant to #1895
Change-Id: I30b61e07ad3bed41b6b241e8943ed479277c1474
The media blob is owned by the call, so we need to hold a reference to
the call until decoding is finished.
Change-Id: I6ed0d35edb485aad2811b287706ef101c4aa2c3f
Create separate function which only does the reading from DB and returns
the blob. Refactor __media_player_add_db to use this new function.
This slightly changes string allocation semantics: Instead of leaving
the string in the DB buffer and then letting
__media_player_add_blob_id() do the allocation and duplication, we now
immediately duplicate the string into the call's memory arena and
immediately free the DB buffers. __media_player_add_blob_id's
duplication then turns into a no-op thanks to call_ref().
Change-Id: I4360c7b0e8ec3c9b68cfc5b34b48115d8f4f89b0
Doing a simple prefix string match is not enough as there may be
keywords that are equal to a prefix of another keyword. Make sure the
keyword is followed by a space or newline or end of line. This also
removes the burden of having to skip over leading spaces in the CLI
handlers.
Change-Id: I118a08e1b33d9bf592d3d80101e4f0634401adbd
Use the call's memory arena to store strings (in particular the media
blob), and use intrusive allocation storage for the blob str itself.
Change-Id: I3a3d480869d61a2e66a24e88ad135bacca947072
This causes a termination with extreme prejudice. Useful for debugging
memory leak issues as it bypasses shutdown cleanup.
Change-Id: Ic39c5ad4aa5a4f9dc28274732bb736956a47e5bc
Change old code to directly return `str` objects instead of pointers to
allocated ones. Largely a no-op change but makes some code easier and
eliminates some old kludges.
Change-Id: I2be19dd24bb7ff046d86cc32a3af235283e65dd0
Use single shared function to set `opts`. Set the "block egress" flag in
that same function. This fixes "block egress" not being set when media
is played from the player cache.
Change-Id: I3266b76974b61b4034f55f335151506039530283
The cache index object contains an embedded RTP payload type, which uses
arena-allocated strings. Switch memory arena prior to calling
codec_init_payload_type(), and then switch back to call context when
done.
Change-Id: Ic2758ae9b8a8f8e721be54e6323302b1a73204f6
Introduce global generic memory arena variable, instead of having just
a call-specific memory arena. This makes it possible to use memory arena
outside of call contexts. Define previous call-specific functions in
terms of the generic ones.
Change-Id: Icde4f63f02dacbf8abfbaf107ea8b5bbe18d5eb8
If a decoder thread took over the player's coder, make sure we re-create
the AVPacket in the player's coder if needed.
Change-Id: I3fda8768766480cfb1d6d67dbb565501a294a779
`packet_sequencer_init()` initializes
`packet_sequencer_t` sequence to -1 always.
So make sure to set `uint16_t` later not to
an underflowing value, which can potentially
set the `uint16_t` object type to some insanely
big value.
Fixes:
/daemon/codec.c: 1893 in __handler_func_sequencer()
1887 if (!seq) {
1888 seq = g_slice_alloc0(sizeof(*seq));
1889 packet_sequencer_init(seq, (GDestroyNotify) __transcode_packet_free);
1890 g_hash_table_insert(ssrc_in_p->sequencers, mp->media_out, seq);
1891 }
1892
>>> CID 1616503: Integer handling issues (INTEGER_OVERFLOW)
>>> Expression "seq_ori", where "seq->seq" is known to be equal to -1, overflows the type of "seq_ori", which is type "uint16_t".
1893 uint16_t seq_ori = seq->seq;
1894 int seq_ret = packet_sequencer_insert(seq, &packet->p);
1895 if (seq_ret < 0) {
1896 // dupe
1897 int func_ret = 0;
1898 if (packet->dup_func)
** CID 1616502: (LOCK_EVASION)
/daemon/media_player.c: 487 in media_player_read_decoded_packet()
/daemon/media_player.c: 479 in media_player_read_decoded_packet()
Change-Id: Ifbd68021f17866aa9b7482b1bd42e2acf1c25dfa
Mark those SDPs which trigger processing
of music-on-hold.
Is defined by the config option:
`moh-attr-name`. If not defined then
is not used.
Will be useful for cases when it's important
for remote components to detect ongoing hold.
Change-Id: I0f2a284955dbc045b51920174f1f4fbefcb93907
Support inactive hold, because some
client implementations (such as Zoiper5)
are using `a=inactive` for their holds.
For us this means, either of this
puts the other side on hold:
- `sendonly: !MEDIA_ISSET(media, SEND) && MEDIA_ISSET(media, RECV)`
- `inactive: !MEDIA_ISSET(media, SEND) && !MEDIA_ISSET(media, RECV)`
Change-Id: I75562eee60220885e233fa965bf22da92850a8f4
Make the macro return the appropriate pointer type, and make sure the
free function takes an argument of the same type. This also eliminates
some boilerplate type-casting code.
Change-Id: I3094271fa2c53ec93b9ff9f837d461cf422e0f12
If with the sendonly SDP offer capable of MoH,
there is a flag `repeat-duration` coming at the
same time, then warn a user of rtpengine
that the configuration option is used with MoH
and it's not possible to take the flag's value.
Change-Id: Iacf3ddd85749da3ad98758e386952ab7cec5ca8d
Introduce `moh-max-repeats` configuration option,
which controls the `rtpe_config.moh_max_repeats`
used when initializing media player options
for the music-on-hold functionality.
By default is always set to 999,
if not defined otherwise.
Change-Id: I247dc532a6871934e44f9c4002313363356937fb
Make `moh-max-duration` available for both
music-on-hold functionality as well as
for the media player.
For that to work, do the following:
- keep `moh-max-duration` config option only for MoH,
if not set (so 0) by default is 1800000ms (half an hour)
- for the play media functionality introduce flag option
`repeat-duration`, by default is disabled
Policy changes:
- duration counter can be used in common with repeats
counter, but then takes a precedence over it.
Hence if first a duration is underflown, then EOF triggered.
Otherwise if the duration counter is still positive, but
repeats are negative, then do EOF based on repeats.
- the repeats counter will always count down during each
iteration, even when used together with the duration counter
For MoH to survive, the repeats counter is simple set to 999
to let the duration counter always win over repeats one
- MoH cannot take duration disabled, since otherwise
would make no sense for it. Hence always takes internally
defined value 1800000ms (half an hour) if not defined
by the configuration option
Backwards compatibility:
- is kept in regards of repeats counter
- is kept in regards of the play media functionality
Change-Id: I48ff3c17c9bed31f80c3106b275b703a9ccb4b26
Sendrecv mode flag controls whether the sendrecv
state is forced to sendrecv, instead of the default
one sendonly, in the SDP body going towards recipient
(the one who will receive the MoH media).
Is declared as: moh=[mode=sendrecv]
Can be useful for corner cases, where the remote side
wants to see sendrecv state for whatever reason,
when getting MoH media and hence also remain in sendrecv
state in regards of the MoH originator.
Must be advertised once during the session origination,
nd then will affect the SDP body as soon as SDP sendonly
body is received (from the behalf of one, who advertised MoH
capabilities).
Backwards compatibility: doesn't affect non-MoH calls.
And doesn't affect offer/answer exchanges within MoH calls,
which do not put the remote side on hold.
Additionally: introduce a common function for the MoH flags
handling: `call_ml_moh_handle_flags()`, which does all
the required iterations/checks for the whole bunch of flags
at once.
Additionally: previously existing MoH tests adopted.
Additionally: new test introduced to check the SDP content,
when using mode sendrecv flag.
Remark: this flag is not mutually exclusive with
the zero-connection MoH flag.
Change-Id: I5bf6699f6890d8b927107cc143a18116efe45087
Zero-connection flag controls whether the connection
address offered in the SDP body going towards recipient
(the one who will receive the MoH media), is set
to all zeroes.
Is declared as: moh=[connection=zero]
Can be useful for older client implementations,
who want to see zeroed media when receiving sendonly
and getting put on hold.
Must be advertised once during the session origination,
and then will affect the SDP body as soon as SDP sendonly
body is received (from the behalf of one, who advertised MoH
capabilities).
SDP body recovers to the real IP addresses being inserted
into recipient's SDP, as soon as the media gets unheld.
Backwards compatibility: doesn't affect non-MoH calls.
And doesn't affect offer/answer exchanges within MoH calls,
which do not put the remote side on hold.
Additionally: previously existing MoH test adopted.
Additionally: new test introduced to check the SDP content,
when using zero-connection flag.
Change-Id: If0c38a3d294e6d5fe3886bee19ff2382e5705f9a
Move conditioning and handling of MoH
into a separate helper to make code a bit
more laconic.
No functional changes.
Change-Id: I89502bbdfe75e0b96c42ac0bde405e3ed04403fa
Add duration limit for the moh functionality.
This is required due to a possibility to get
monologues and hence packet streams stuck
forever and sending audio to recipients
which already don't exist.
A configuration option that controls that:
`moh-max-duration` - gets a value in milliseconds.
By default is set to 1800000 (half an hour).
Change-Id: Id50a0a10ce5b52b3876a3122fb16a71accec90ff
Introduced Music on Hold functionality:
- available only for the offer/answer model,
no other scenarios (publish, subscriber etc.)
are covered with it
- it gets advertised always at the beginning of
the call (original offer/answer exchange)
- can be added for both sides: offerer/answerer
- the one who advertises its MoH capabilities
with its SDP offer or answer, can later trigger
MoH using sendonly SDP and unhold remote
party using sendrecv SDP
- MoH covers only audio type of media sessions
- there is no specific selection of media sections
to be held, thus, if one audio media puts the
call on hold, the whole call is held
- list of parameters to be given when advertising
MoH capabilities: a sound source (file, blob or db source);
sendonly/sendrecv hold; zero-connection hold;
At least an audio file source must be given
- MoH cannot be mixed with the play media functionality,
the last one triggered will override previous one
- MoH must be unheld to stop the media being sent
towards a recipient, otherwise only a termination
of monologues will stop this packets stream
Change-Id: Iefd83ced79c14dadad936348a1d529007d6e7b3b
Move part of the `call_stop_media_ng` function body
to a separate function, to let it be available
for external function calls not particularly related
to play media NG function call.
Change-Id: I278f7bc5a6663e9232e812d10f6902616c67c497
Make most of implementations static to file
because used only locally:
- `media_player_play_file()`
- `media_player_play_blob()`
- `media_player_play_db()`
- `media_player_add_file()`
- `media_player_add_blob()`
- `media_player_add_db()`
Change-Id: I0db13e1f851e6c59d29ffb5adf5cb8d01bfd5bcc
`media_player_opts_t` is already used to pass
blob, file and db_id, hence makes no sense to pass
it one more time and reset parameters of
`media_player_opts_t` strcuture in actual implementation
to the same value again.
Change-Id: I97f4236b2c9565f12af44dc4aba85ebfc6d8cefa
Use `media_player_opts_t` object to pass file, blob and db_id
parameters via the following functions:
- `media_player_add_file()`
- `media_player_add_blob()`
- `media_player_add_db()`
Change-Id: I7612cd63d08bc00911ba68c0a5a81796d50d4722
Rename the following functions into
something more relevant so that it
doesn't correlate with the general
init function `media_player_init()`
which isn't call specific.
- `media_player_init_file()` > `media_player_add_file()`
- `media_player_init_blob()` > `media_player_add_blob()`
- `media_player_init_db()` > `media_player_add_db()`
Change-Id: I8efd877bfd4c7c300aec7efe6fbbb654f52de460
Pass file, blob and db_id via `media_player_opts_t`
structure members instead of using separate arguments
in `call_play_media_for_ml()`.
Change-Id: I8c3b9b7f5ab61238d35463c304246f31a922ac6f
Move part of the `call_play_media_ng` function body
to a separate function, to let it be available
for external function calls not particularly related
to play media NG function call.
Change-Id: Iaf4e8f72f1492446508fd6b49ba36434cae5f5f0
This function connects two call legs (two monologues), possibly from
different call IDs, into a single media flow. It pays attention to media
types and automatically engages transcoding if needed. The order of
media sections of different types can be differend between the call legs
that are being connected. Subsequent reinvites will produce SDPs with
the media sections in the correct order.
Change-Id: I40c3363997de169edc553733d52acdfd9f0181ad
This function retrieves two calls from the global call hash while
avoiding deadlocks. This is needed because a "call_get(A) + call_get(B)"
would deadlock against a concurrent "call_get(B) + call_get(A)"
Unused at this point.
Change-Id: I95127ce1afa19386a847984ca26eb7d7368e6569
This function merges two distinct call objects into one. All contained
objects are moved, and the "source" call is then destroyed. Both call
IDs can then be used to refer to the same internal call objects. Call ID
aliases are kept in a list in the call object.
Change-Id: I8a37775fe0dc3e7ccfeb83e2a3b7d751601450fc
Create a dedicated helper function to remove a call from the global call
hash based on a particular call ID.
No-op as this just splits out the relevant code.
Change-Id: I24e4bd89be882a1d941c5e09cada9cb055982f24
When media subscriptions are removed implicitly by
__subscribe_medias_both_ways(), we must update all RTP sink pointers of
all the streams of the affected medias. Otherwise these sinks will be
left unchanged despite the subscriptions having been removed.
Change-Id: I6d1ac3bb5cb27443c31f0f3b9ce8f47c416cd3ce
To support scenarios with mismatched media sections between two sides of
a call that aren't based on explicit SDP manipulations, attempt to
lookup the peer media based on an existing subscription also for offers.
Add extra checks (media type, media ID, monologue pointer) to make sure
that the obtained media object is actually the correct one.
Use a fallback on the existing index-based lookup in case no matching
media can be found.
As a side effect, the numbering and ordering of media objects created
during offer/answer is now reversed as the function is called in a
different order. Adapt tests as needed.
Change-Id: Ia5351f7d4fed03098c6be6bea3d4c74f52b8a76b
The `answer` processing empties out the list of codecs and leaves only
those that were accepted in the answer. Side effect of this is that if
another answer with a different list of codecs comes through, them the
codec-accept function is missing the original list of offered codecs and
can yield an incorrect result.
Fix this by storing a copy of the offered codecs at the end of the
`offer` processing, and then restore this list at the beginning of each
`answer` message.
Change-Id: I3c714e80689f3c5689637cc7d1eb2f203c292a15
In many transcoding scenarios resampling is not actually required. We
can shortcut the operation by just returning the original frame, instead
of a cloned and newly allocated one. We just need to distinguish between
the cases to determine whether the frame returned by resample_frame()
needs to be freed.
Change-Id: I3f36a46bd3b967f140c8353119fdb24ad8363c15
Some compilers seem to think that there is some uninitialised usage
here. Work around this.
Closes#1891
Change-Id: Ic97a4b589fd2a0c33418a209557b7ce29009c7bf
If recording-method is pcap, then proc is zero-initialized, so
meta_filepath is empty. This shows many logs such as:
[core] Failed to open recording metadata file '(null)' for writing: Bad address
Prevent them by returning earlier.
Closes#1889
Change-Id: Ifeb3038f9a5c0bd6a9b7dd92842dd61783b40263
Use an object with local storage for sdp_address instead of just setting
a pointer. This makes it possible to put a different address.
Change-Id: I92e69b6a9eba9d0caa3853b3dcb134951d76b145
For some reason gcc 10.2.1 complains about this instance with
control_ng_flags_parser.c: In function ‘parse_transports’:
control_ng_flags_parser.c:299:2: warning: missing initializer for field ‘remainder’ of ‘rtpp_pos’ [-Wmissing-field-initializers]
299 | call_ng_main_flags(&dummy_parser, &STR_CONST("transport-protocol"), &(rtpp_pos) {.cur = STR(val)}, out);
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In file included from ./log.h:7,
from ../lib/obj.h:105,
from ../include/control_ng_flags_parser.h:7,
from control_ng_flags_parser.c:1:
../include/types.h:48:6: note: ‘remainder’ declared here
48 | str remainder;
| ^~~~~~~~~
but doesn't complain about other instances of the same usage. Oh well.
Make it shut up.
Change-Id: I6989e3c63b075b6c8f258a824557b767123dc0f6
The opmode is already determined uniquely when processing the NG
command. There is no need to explicitly set it again elsewhere. Simply
carry along the originally determined opmode.
Change-Id: I16924264b0337423aff6763c70a4b2c6dd3687db
There is enough overlap between the two enums that it doesn't make sense
to carry along both. Unify.
Change-Id: I9de8fbdb8d78a2002d8c1b62cea57188c937d61d
Allow to-tag updates in answers only until a non-provisional response is
received. Add a flag to optionally suppress this feature.
Change-Id: I67110ede662f618ba5a355500d3d84050e6318cc
If we receive an answer from a to-tag that hasn't previously seen and no
corresponding monologue exists (created from a previous offer),
previously we would treat this is a separate and new call branch, create
a brand new monologue and dissociate the previous one. This may lead to
unexpected results as this new monologue has been created without the
same initialisation as was done for the original one, and so may be left
with incorrect or incomplete data (e.g. SRTP keys, codec information,
interface bindings, etc).
Improve this by treating an unexpected and unseen to-tag as an alias to
the already existing to-tag. Going forward both tags can be used
interchangeably to refer to the same monologue.
Add a flag to suppress this new behaviour, in case some situation is
made worse by it.
Change-Id: Ie8f838eebd50d29d3549031998a2eb1f610b04bb
Richard Fuchs
Orgad Shaneh
Donat Zenichev
Michal Popovič
Dennis Yurasov
Michal Hajek
Lucian Balaceanu
Guillem Jover
S-P Chan