telephony/net/yate/patches, branch master

yate: bump to git snapshot from 2024-09-03

2024-09-04T19:44:35Z

There hasn't been a yate release for years but development continues on github. Let's update the OpenWrt package to a github snapshot. Signed-off-by: Robert Högberg

yate: bump to 6.4.0

2021-08-03T18:34:31Z

Signed-off-by: Robert Högberg

yate: increase max acceptable size of incoming SIP messages

2021-06-08T08:30:36Z

Some SIP UAs support lots of features and codecs which results in large SIP messages. YATE, with its default configuration, truncates and fails to parse received SIP messages which are larger than 1500 bytes. Let's increase the default max message size for OpenWrt users to make it easier to use yate out-of-the-box. The new max size of 8192 bytes has been arbitrarily chosen. I've seen the SIP UA baresip produce messages larger than 1500 bytes with its default configuration when authentication is used. Signed-off-by: Robert Högberg

yate: bump to 6.3.0 and enable speex codec

2021-06-07T10:46:45Z

New yate modules in this release: yate-mod-ilbcwebrtc yate-mod-speexcodec yate-mod-wiresniff Some patches were removed: 110-no-libnsl.patch - not needed 120-create-thread-key-on-access.patch - not needed 150-video-codecs-mapping.patch - already applied upstream Some additional changes: * An upstream fix (r6470) is cherry-picked to avoid crashing when YATE receives an invalid SIP message. * Build directory changed to include package version. * Set PKG_BUILD_PARALLEL to allow parallelized build of yate. * Speed up build if yate-mod-ilbccodec or yate-mod-sqlitedb is disabled (disable ilbc and sqlite in configure step). * Removing umbrella package yate-collection-basic. It isn't built and hasn't been built for years and I think the modules it wants to install are a bit strange and probably not useful to most users. From the name yate-collection-basic I would expect to get some basic functionality, but why would I then need yate-mod-dumbchan, yate-mod-rmanager and yate-mod-tonegen? What is the use case? I think it's better that users themselves install the packages needed for their use case, especially in OpenWrt where flash space usually is limited and you don't want to install more packages than what you really need. Signed-off-by: Robert Högberg

yate: update to 6.1.0

2018-07-12T20:25:01Z

Upgrade yate. The video codec mapping patch needed some small changes. Signed-off-by: Sebastian Kemper

yate: More video codecs mapping

2018-03-30T14:09:57Z

Signed-off-by: Zhong Jianxin

yate: turn miniwebrtc error into warning

2018-02-05T20:24:49Z

ilbcwebrtc and isaccodec currently depend on @!arc because the code does not compile there. The code does not compile on aarch64 either. Instead of adding @!aarch64 this commit adds a patch copied from Debian that turns the error "Please add support for your architecture in typedefs.h" into a warning, allowing the code to build. Consequently this commit removes @!arc from the depends as well. Signed-off-by: Sebastian Kemper

yate: prevent ilbc to overwrite OpenWrt CFLAGS

2018-02-03T13:27:24Z

Signed-off-by: Sebastian Kemper

yate: Bump to version 6.0.0

2017-10-01T18:48:43Z

Updates yate to version 6.0.0.

yate: Call pthread_key_create when the key is first accessed

2016-09-09T17:55:24Z

pthread_key_create used to be called when a specific static key object was initialized, but if another static object was initialized earlier and this other object needed the key during its initialization yate would crash. Fixes #99 Signed-off-by: Robert Högberg