[tracker] Comment added: Dialog module: dlg_terminate_dlg and register_dlgcb function - sr-dev

2 Apr 2013

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FS#256 - [sr-dev] Dialog module: dlg_terminate_dlg and register_dlgcb function
User who did this - Eduardo Lejarreta (lejarreta.e)

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As mentioned above, the problem for acc_cdr.c accounting is that "BYE messages"
are generated internally so these messages are not tracked by kamailio nor acc_cdr
accounting because they are sent directly to end UAs (legs)

I propose to add a small change on "dlg_req_within.c" just to force this
messages to be tracked by Kamailio changing the internal record_set of dialog just to
force then to pass through REQUEST_ROUTE.

On "dlg_bye_all" function add a call to "build_route_set" function
(better to isolate this small change)

int dlg_bye_all(struct dlg_cell *dlg, str *hdrs)
{
        str all_hdrs = { 0, 0 };
        int ret;

        if ((build_extra_hdr(dlg, hdrs, &all_hdrs)) != 0)
        {
                LM_ERR("failed to build dlg headers\n");
                return -1;
        }

        if ( (build_route_set(dlg)) != 0 )
        {
                LM_ERR("failed to build dlg route set\n");
                return -1;
        }

        ret = send_bye(dlg, DLG_CALLER_LEG, &all_hdrs);
        ret |= send_bye(dlg, DLG_CALLEE_LEG, &all_hdrs);

        pkg_free(all_hdrs.s);
        return ret;

}

"build_route_set" function will "trick" Kamailio to route these BYE
messages as "end UA generated" allowing acc_cdr to correctly to the accounting.

static inline int build_route_set( struct dlg_cell *dlg )
{
        char *p=0;

        dlg->route_set[0].len = strlen("<sip:") +
dlg->bind_addr[0]->address_str.len + strlen(";lr>");
        dlg->route_set[1].len = strlen("<sip:") +
dlg->bind_addr[1]->address_str.len + strlen(";lr>");

        dlg->route_set[0].s = (char*)pkg_malloc( dlg->route_set[0].len *
sizeof(char) );
        dlg->route_set[1].s = (char*)pkg_malloc( dlg->route_set[1].len *
sizeof(char) );

        if ( !dlg->route_set[0].s || !dlg->route_set[1].s ){
                LM_ERR("out of pkg memory\n");
                goto error;
        }

        p = dlg->route_set[0].s;
        if ( dlg->route_set[0].len ){
                memcpy( p, "<sip:", strlen("<sip:") );
                p += strlen("<sip:");
                memcpy( p,  dlg->bind_addr[0]->address_str.s,
dlg->bind_addr[0]->address_str.len);
                p += dlg->bind_addr[0]->address_str.len;
                memcpy( p, ";lr>", strlen(";lr>") );
        }

        p = dlg->route_set[1].s;
        if ( dlg->route_set[1].len ){
                memcpy( p, "<sip:", strlen("<sip:") );
                p += strlen("<sip:");
                memcpy( p,  dlg->bind_addr[1]->address_str.s,
dlg->bind_addr[1]->address_str.len);
                p += dlg->bind_addr[1]->address_str.len;
                memcpy( p, ";lr>", strlen(";lr>") );
        }

        return 0;

error:
        return -1;
}

Could you please deep test this ? 

I've done several trials and everything seems to be OK. 

Any security issue idea ?

Forgive my poor programming.

Thanks and regards.

Eduardo Lejarreta.

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