Call-bound XMPP messages are translated to SIP messages via
SWITCH_EVENT_SEND_MESSAGE in a similar manner to that described in
draft-ietf-stox-im-06. Messages with a type of "normal" are directed
to the caller. Other types receive a feature-not-implemented response
but it is envisaged that the "groupchat" type could be used to direct
the message to all joined parties.
mod_cluechoo needs to be linked against ncurses or we receive an error
about undefined symbols when loading the module. How did this ever
work?
Thanks-to: Dušan Dragić <dragic.dusan@gmail.com>
FS-5965
Before Jay, no one must have actually tried using the example SBC
config.
Thanks-to: Jay Blinks <jaybinks@gmail.com>
Thanks-to: Cal Leeming <cal.leeming@simplicitymedialtd.co.uk>
FS-6144 --resolve
This lets us set the suite name in the changelog file to
e.g. sid-experimental. This way we can share a single debian repo URL
for all versions, but make sure that incoming files are directed to
the correct distro.
This should help with getting people reporting issues to provide us
the exact and complete debugging information we need. In many cases
we'll be able to have them just run this script against their core
file.
Sofia accepts a value for the TCP keepalive timeout interval via
TPTAG_KEEPALIVE, however it fails to use this value for the Linux
keepalive socket options TCP_KEEPIDLE and TCP_KEEPINTVL. In fact, on
Linux it enables the sending of TCP keepalives even if tpp_keepalive
is set to zero which would disable Sofia's internal keepalive
mechanisms. Sofia then uses a hard coded value of 30 seconds for
these keepalive intervals which affects battery life on mobile
devices.
With this commit we harmonize the sending of TCP keepalives on Linux
with other platforms by using the value from TPTAG_KEEPALIVE and not
enabling the sending of TCP keepalives at all if the value of the
parameter is zero.
FS-6104 --resolve
mod_vlc needs the plugins from vlc-nox to do anything useful.
Currently mod_vlc segfaults without the plugins. Even after that is
fixed, however, without any plugins mod_vlc can't do its job, so we'll
set a hard dependency here. I could probably be talked into making
this a Recommends rather than Depends.
FS-6124
