The incoming INVITE establishind a call is passed in
signaling only B2B mode to the B leg, which tries to
send it to the request URI.
SIP Session Timers are enabled on both legs. When the
timer expires, an empty INVITE is sent, and the resulting
SDP offer from body of the 200 is relayed into the other
leg, where it is sent out as INVITE with the offer. The
answer from B leg is relayed into A leg and sent as body
in ACK message.
SST expiration is configurable in confi file.
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note this effects only applications where call is accepted before creating
second call leg, i.e. it does not affect call_timer/auth_b2b.
based on a patch by Tom van der Geer
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o don't call terminateLeg() on negative reply on callee leg, only setStopped()
(sessions would be in disconnecting state and not being stopped)
o add monitoring
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o moved adding Max-Forwards from ctrl plugins to AmSipDialog
o moved adding User-Agent from ctrl plugins to AmSipDialog
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The patch is developed on FreeBSD 4.11-RELEASE and gcc 2.95.4, but is
expected to run on other BSD systems as well.
Note that it is "not done" to replace the gcc in a BSD base system,
hence the support for an older gcc.
The changes are minor:
* corrections in typing matters, including more header files
* alternative handling option for varargs in #define for pre-GCC3
* lowering the default UNIX_PATH_MAX value to 104 instead of 108
* clearing memory intended to store socket addresses
* a few remarks for FreeBSD-adopters and/or porters
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Stefan Sayer
Raphael Coeffic