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We were incorrectly parsing usernames and domains starting with "sip"
if there was no sip: or sips: scheme in the string.
We were also incorrectly parsing usernames containing a colon even if
a scheme was given.
This also refactors the function for hopefully greater clarity.
In commit 7efeabbd88e81ee368de6ced32fed06c8035097b Anthony fixed the
handling of sip:example.com and sips:example.com URLs, however he
introduced a regression causing URLs starting with 's' to be parsed
incorrectly.
In commit 7d2456ea27c092825c8d614ac6eee71547374464 Brian fixed the
regression, but introduced a regression causing sips:example.com URLs
to be handled incorrectly.
Originally we did the same thing with SRTP that we do without SRTP,
which is to simply not send packets when e.g. sleep is called.
At commits d63323977fa611b141441f12af9a94ec19b5f829 and
5259814aee16ede974456490a79e8a98de1d6d2e we enabled sending silence
packets with comfort noise when SRTP is active. We appear to have
done this for interop purposes; many devices can't handle gaps in the
stream of SRTP packets.
But our current comfort noise implementation doesn't take the codec
rate into account (FS-6291), so on 16kHz codecs the constant we chose
created an annoying level of static between sound file playback.
With this commit we preserve the sending of SRTP packets during idle
periods, but make those packets completely silent.
Thanks-to: Anthony Minessale <anthm@freeswitch.org>
FS-5053 --resolve
Our sqlite fork was reading past the end of the zP3 KeyInfo structure
here. This was causing gcc and clang's address sanitization to alert.
FS-6279 --resolve
Thanks-to: Christopher Rienzo <chris@rienzo.net>
Pre-jessie versions of Debian's mk-build-deps tool rely on libraries
that do not correctly parse debian/control, so we have to clip it down
to a smaller subset of the format to build on e.g. wheezy.
Clean up the libpq autodection and make sure it functionswith both pg_config and pkg-config.
if you are installing into a non-FHS standard location such as what happens with RPMs from the Postgres yum repo, you will need to make sure pkg-config can fild the libpq.pc file.
example: export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/pgsql-9.3/lib/pkgconfig
you may also want to make sure your path can find pg_config
example: export PATH=/usr/pgsql-9.3/bin:$PATH
./debian/util.sh build-all will do a number of builds in sequence or
parallel. We now track if any of those builds fail to return a
.changes file and exit non-zero.
