19 Sep
2014
19 Sep
'14
7:03 p.m.
Hello,
can you send the changes as patch (diff) file?
If you got kamailio from git, then you can do:
git diff > /path/to/file.patch
It is easier to review the changes and be sure we are not overwriting a
new version of the file.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 19/09/14 12:57, dongwf wrote:
Hi Daniel:
I added my fixing in attached t_msgbuilder.c, please take a review,
mainly change in build_uac_req, print_to and print_from, thanks!
At 2014-09-17 04:25:17, "Daniel-Constantin Mierla" <miconda(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Hello,
your remarks seems legit -- if you send a patch, I will review and
commit it. Otherwise, open an issue on bugh tracker and will be
fixed soon. I tested the patch with my scenario, it works fine.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 17/09/14 10:06, dongwf wrote:
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Hi kamailio dev:
I am writing a module to implement some features, my version is
4.1.2, I am not sure if it is a known issue, I found:
1. When I get a INVITE request with from/to like
from:"display"<aaa@sip.com>, then I call tm's new_dlg_uas with
the sip req, now the dlg's rem_uri set as value:
"display"<aaa(a)sip.com>;aaa@sip.com>;
2. After that, when I need use the dlg to send BYE with tm's
req_within with the above saved dlg, the print_to function will
check the rem_uri's first value if "<" or not, now my uri has
display name, so the outgoing BYE's to header becomes
to:<"display"<aaa@sip.com>>, is it wrong? Should we check the
last char in the rem_uri as ">"?
The detail code is :
static inline char* print_to(char* w, dlg_t* dialog, struct cell* t)
{
t->to.s = w;
t->to.len = TO_LEN + dialog->rem_uri.len + CRLF_LEN
+ ((dialog->rem_uri.s[0]!='<')?2:0);
memapp(w, TO, TO_LEN);
if(dialog->rem_uri.s[0]!='<') memapp(w, "<", 1);
memapp(w, dialog->rem_uri.s, dialog->rem_uri.len);
if(dialog->rem_uri.s[0]!='<') memapp(w, ">", 1);
....
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