I will come back the next days with some more details about mediaproxy 2.0, for them moment I will only highlight some of the most important changes:
- New design based on linux kernel connection tracking which is much more scalable and can fill up a network interface using very little resources. - New interface based on the dialog module that allows one to trigger the use of mediaproxy on the first INVITE, after which all messages that belong to the session and have an SDP body will be automatically modified without a need to call any function anymore in the script. When the dialog ends the media session is also closed automatically without the need to call end_media_session() - Encrypted communication between the dispatcher and the relays. - T.38 fax support. - Handle SDP with a mix of supported and unsupported streams. - Be able to change the IP/port of caller/caller after a re-INVITE or UPDATE request in mid-dialog. - No longer use a single port for relaying a stream, which makes detecting the caller/callee deterministic. - Graceful shutdown capability for the media relay - Removed support for asymmetric clients - Improved and made accounting modular - Discontinued support for DNS based specification of the relay addresses - Discontinued support for per domain specification of the relays. One can still chose to use a certain relay, using $avp(s:media_relay) In addition I fixed all bugs and shortcomings of the old design that were reported or I was aware of. If something is still not fixed or not working properly please report back. Some more details about the new mediaproxy, as well as the source code for the new version, can be found here: http://mediaproxy-ng.org/ -- Dan _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list Devel@lists.openser.org http://lists.openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devel
