This patch adds named calledgroups/pickupgroups to Asterisk. Named groups are
implemented in parallel to the existing numbered callgroup/pickupgroup
implementation. However, unlike the existing implementation, which is limited
to a maximum of 64 defined groups, the number of defined groups allowed for
named callgroups/pickupgroups is effectively unlimited.
Named groups are configured with the keywords "namedcallgroup" and
"namedpickupgroup". This corresponds to the numbered group definitions of
"callgroup" and "pickupgroup". Note that as the implementation of named groups
coexists with the existing numbered implementation, a defined named group of
"4" does not equate to numbered group 4.
Support for the named groups has been added to the SIP, DAHDI, and mISDN channel
drivers.
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/2043
Uploaded by:
Guenther Kelleter(license #6372)
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With this option set, channel variables can be set on
every manager originate. The Variable header can still
be used to set additional channel variables for individual
calls if desired.
This work was completed by Olle Johansson on review board.
I have applied the review feedback and am committing it in
order to get this into trunk before Asterisk 11 is branched.
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/1412
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Prior to this patch, updating the device state cache was done by the thread
that originated the event. It would update the cache and then queue the event
up for another thread to dispatch. This thread moves the cache updating part
to be in the same thread as event dispatching.
I was working with someone on a heavily loaded Asterisk system and while
reviewing backtraces of the system while it was having problems, I noticed that
there were a lot of threads contending for the lock on the event cache. By
simply moving this into a single thread, this helped performance *a lot* and
alleviated some deadlock-like symptoms.
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/2066/
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This patch adds a new CLI command to the res_corosync module. It is primarily
used as a debugging tool. It lets you fire off an event which will cause
res_corosync on other nodes in the cluster to place messages into the logger if
everything is working ok. It verifies that the corosync communication is
working as expected.
I didn't put anything in the CHANGES file for this, because this module is new
in Asterisk 11. There is already a generic "res_corosync new module" entry in
there so I figure that covers it just fine.
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The previous change to the build system for using a system-provided editline
library was missing a crucial include directory for building against the
copy of the library in the Asterisk source tree.
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This patch changes the build system to refer to the embedded editline directory
using an absolute path, which will resolve a problem seen on the CentOS
automated build agents.
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This patch changes the Asterisk configure script and build system to detect
the presence of the NetBSD editline library (libedit) on the system. If it is
found, it will be used in preference to the version included in the Asterisk
source tree.
(closes issue ASTERISK-18725)
Reported by: Jeffrey C. Ollie
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/1528/
Patches:
0001-Allow-linking-building-against-an-external-editline.patch uploaded by jcollie (license #5373) (heavily modified by kpfleming)
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1) There is no such function as ast_ref()
2) The patch was originally credited as the one uploaded by Guenther
Kelleter (license 6372) via issue AST-921, but the patch committed
was not the patch referenced on the issue.
3) Guenther Kelleter's patch was actually correct. It moved the
ast_free above the presencechange_cleanup label. I am not
committing his change as it is not technically necesary--calling
ast_free(NULL) is perfectly safe and I worry that moving the
ast_free outside of the label could lead to future bugs if
someone ever adds another failure conditional and expects
'goto presencechange_cleanup;' to clean up after everything.
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Rules in ACLs (specified using 'permit' and 'deny') can now contain multiple
items (separated by commas), and items in the rule can be negated by prefixing
them with '!'. This simplifies Asterisk Realtime configurations, since it is no
longer necessray to control the order that the 'permit' and 'deny' columns are
returned from queries.
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/1592/
Initial patch contributed by Tilghman Lesher
Unit tests written by Kevin P. Fleming
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This patch includes the following:
* Unit tests for the abstract Jitter Buffer API. This includes both fixed
and adaptive flavors, testing nominal creation, frame input, frame retrieval,
resyncing; off nominal frame input overflow, out of order, and others.
* Tweaks to the abstract_jb API to remove the unnecessary resync_threshold
parameter from the create function (resync_threshold is already in the
struct passed into the create function)
* Ensure the fixed jitter buffer is empty before destroying it, to avoid an
ASSERT
* Don't "resync" the adaptive jitter buffer. The mechanism that was being
used actually causes the jitter buffer to think its being overflowed by going
around the jitterbuf API and attempting to 'resynch' it improperly. If a
resync is needed, the jitter buffer will do it properly by itself. Note that
this is only an optimization needed for trunk, as the worst that happens is
the loss of three voice packets before the adaptive jitter buffer will resync
anyway.
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/2035
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The value "none" is specified in the config file as a valid value for
the "video_mode" option. The code prior to the ACO conversion did not
check for "none", but just ignored it and relied on the default zero
value. The parsing with ACO is more strict, so without handling
"none" specifically, parsing would fail.
When parsing failed, but the module loaded anyway, the config info
would never be stored, and one place in the code did not check for
this case and would segfault. It was also possible that the
aco_info struct's internals would be destroyed and used as well.
This patch keeps the module from loading after parse failures, adds
the "none" option to "video_mode", registers CLI functions only
after parsing has completed, checks the config data for NULL before
accessing it, and returns -1 on some allocation failures when
initializing.
(closes issue ASTERISK-20159)
Reported by: Birger "WIMPy" Harzenetter
Tested by: Birger "WIMPy" Harzenetter
Patches:
confbridge_fix3.txt uploaded by Terry Wilson
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The HANGUPCAUSE hash (trunk only) meant to replace SIP_CAUSE has now
been replaced with the HANGUPCAUSE and HANGUPCAUSE_KEYS dialplan
functions to better facilitate access to the AST_CAUSE translations
for technology-specific cause codes. The HangupCauseClear application
has also been added to remove this data from the channel.
(closes issue SWP-4738)
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/2025/
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It's harder to correlate the Newchannel and Hangup AMI events without
specifying "AccountCode" in both.
(closes issue ASTERISK-19963)
Reported by: Oleg A. Arkhangelsky
Patches:
hangup_acctcode.diff (license #6397) patch uploaded by Oleg A. Arkhangelsky
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A number of applications/AMI commands in Asterisk have specific behavioral
differences depending on the resource or channel technology those
applications are executed on. For example, the MessageSend application/
command is technology agnostic, but how the channel drivers that support
that functionality behave is dependant on the protocols and channel
driver implementation. Prior to this patch, those details were either
documented in the application/command documentation itself, or were left
undocumented.
This patch adds a new element to the documentation schema, <info/>. An info
node is essentially a piece of technology specific reference information that
can be included by any top level XML documentation node. For example, the
MessageSend application can now include XMPP/SIP specific information, where
that technology specific information can be defined in chan_motif/res_xmpp/
chan_sip. Likewise, that information can also be included in the MessageSend
AMI command.
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/2049
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To fix a memory leak in CEL, a channel datastore was introduced whose
destruction function pointer was pointed to the ast_free macro. Without
MALLOC_DEBUG enabled this compiles as fine, as ast_free is defined as free.
With MALLOC_DEBUG enabled, however, ast_free takes on a definition from a
different place then utils.h, and became undefined. This patch resolves this
by using a reference to ast_free_ptr. When MALLOC_DEBUG is enabled, this
calls ast_free; when MALLOC_DEBUG is not enabled, this is defined to be
ast_free, which is defined to be free.
(issue AST-916)
Reported by: Thomas Arimont
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A customer reported a significant memory leak using Asterisk 1.8. They
have tracked it down to ast_cel_fabricate_channel_from_event() in
main/cel.c, which is called by both in-tree CEL logging modules
(cel_custom.c and cel_sqlite3_custom.c) for each and every CEL event
that they log.
The cause was an incorrect assumption about how data attached to an
ast_channel would be handled when the channel is destroyed; the data
is now stored in a datastore attached to the channel, which is
destroyed along with the channel at the proper time.
(closes issue AST-916)
Reported by: Thomas Arimont
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/2053/
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This patch adds Named ACL functionality to Asterisk. This allows system
administrators to define an ACL and refer to it by a unique name. Configurable
items can then refer to that name when specifying access control lists.
It also includes updates to all core supported consumers of ACLs. That includes
manager, chan_sip, and chan_iax2. This feature is based on the deluxepine-trunk
by Olle E. Johansson and provides a subset of the Named ACL functionality
implemented in that branch. For more information on this feature, see acl.conf
and/or the Asterisk wiki.
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/1978/
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Because some of the manager events are defined in the top of the source, due
to the macro calls not containing all necessary information to have the
documentation colocated with the call itself, several include statements were
failing when built with 'make'. While this did not cause any problems in
compilation or validation, it did result in a number of warnings being dumped
to stderr.
This patch changes those references such that they always resolve, regardless
of the documentation build options.
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The awk script parses out the first instance of the DOCUMENTATION tag that it
finds within a file. If a file did not previously have a DOCUMENTATION tag
but received one due to it having an AMI event, then the XML fragment
associated with the AMI event was erroneously placed in the resulting XML
file. Without the python scripts, these XML fragments will not validate.
This patch adds DOCUMENTATION tags at the top of those files that did
not previously have them to prevent the awk script from pulling AMI event
documentation.
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This patch adds some basic documentation for a number of modules. This
includes core source files in Asterisk (those in main), as well as
chan_agent, chan_dahdi, chan_local, sig_analog, and sig_pri. The DTD
has also been updated to allow referencing of AMI commands.
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When the OpenSSL duplicate initialization issues were resolved in r351447,
res_curl could fail to load if it checked SSL_library_init after SSL
initialization completed. This is due to the SSL_library_init stub returning
a value of 0 for success, as opposed to a value of 1. OpenSSL uses a value of
1 to indicate success - in fact, SSL_library_init is documented to always return
1. Interestingly, the CURL libraries actually checked the return value - the fact
that nothing else that depends on OpenSSL was having problems loading probably means
they don't check the return value.
(closes issue AST-924)
Reported by: Guenther Kelleter
patches:
(AST-924.patch license #6372 uploaded by Guenther Kelleter)
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Failure to do this results in the Google Talk client ignoring RTP packets after a specific period of time. This is also done as a result of receiving a STUN binding request so that the username information can be used from the inbound request, thus not requiring it to be stored on a per candidate basis.
(closes issue ASTERISK-20107)
Reported by: Malcolm Davenport
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The problem here is that multiple server sessions share
a SSL_CTX. When one session ended, the SSL_CTX would be
freed and set NULL, leaving the other sessions unable to
function.
The code being removed is superfluous because the SSL_CTX
structures for servers will be properly freed when ast_ssl_teardown
is called.
(closes issue ASTERISK-20074)
Reported by Trevor Helmsley
Patches:
ASTERISK-20074.diff uploaded by Mark Michelson (license #5049)
Testers:
Trevor Helmsley
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Hangup handlers are an alternative to the h extension. They can be used
in addition to the h extension. The idea is to attach a Gosub routine to
a channel that will execute when the call hangs up. Whereas which h
extension gets executed depends on the location of dialplan execution when
the call hangs up, hangup handlers are attached to the call channel. You
can attach multiple handlers that will execute in the order of most
recently added first.
(closes issue ASTERISK-19549)
Reported by: Mark Murawski
Tested by: rmudgett
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/2002/
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The opaquing the ast_channel struct no longer requires .cleancount to be
changed when the struct is changed.
* Bump .cleancount value one last time because of struct ast_channel for
old times sake.
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Allows the setting of flags via the config options api.
For example, code like this:
#define OPT1 1 << 0
#define OPT2 1 << 1
#define OPT3 1 << 2
struct thing {
unsigned int flags;
};
and a config like this:
[blah]
opt1=yes
opt2=no
opt3=yes
Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/2004/
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Adds call ID logging changes to specific channel drivers that weren't handled
handled in phase II of Call ID Logging. Also covers logging for threads for
threads created by systems that may be involved with many different calls.
Extra special thanks to Richard for rigorous review of chan_dahdi and its
various signalling modules.
review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/1927/
review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/1950/
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