Ok, if you are saying your configuration fix would correctly work to check the
address type at run-time, then I guess it would work. Otherwise, it would be
all IPv6 or all IPv4.
The fix you added that adds the brackets automatically at run-time for $siz is
the best way actually, as then you
I have installations with IPv6 since 2002 and they work. I don't get what you
mean by "all existing installations will start working with IPv6 when they
upgrade".
And as I said, I use bare IPv6 in a lot of database tables that I query with
sqlops or do HTTP API requests to external systems
Ok, sorry, I posted about the same time. We will use your fix using "siz" as
the function name. Not sure there is any place you need it without brackets . .
. Thanks.
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My opinion is it is better to just change the existing code, and all existing
installations will start working with IPv6 when they upgrade. It is also much
simpler.
However, the following has been tested and also works to add a $ function that
returns a correct IP string for IPv6:
The
The $si is one of the oldest variables, being in this form from beginning. Not
sure about others, but I use it in many API requests or sqlops queries.
Moreover, the definition of an IPv6 address is without brackets. The brackets
are in the grammar of an address or URI. The $si won't change, I
Btw, where is the issue with the null termination, the buffers seem to be
defined with `max_address_len + 1`? Can you point in the source code (file path
and line)?
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@miconda Thank you so much for your advice! We will try your suggestion.
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@linuxmaniac, @miconda, I work with @davidxbwang
I found the issue in modules/pv/pv_core.c. Function pv_get_srcip(). We should
substitute the function ip_addr2strz() for ip_addr2a(). ip_addr2strz()
correctly inserts the [] in the string when the address is IPv6. Also, I
noticed that both of
@linuxmaniac Thank you. I corrected a format issue in my previous post. How to
select "markdown format"?
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@davidxbwang please use markdown format when pasting.
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It seems like this issue is introduced by PCSCF when Soft Phone registers. The
SIP Register from PCSCF to ICSCF is as below:
REGISTER sip:ims.mnc001.mcc001.3gppnetwork.org SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP
[FC00:1235:1:0:0:0:0:45];branch=z9hG4bK9fc5.213ad03f122aa3a2b0840eae36a852ba.1
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP
Attached is wireshark log. Thank you!
[ipv6 Jitsi parse
error.pcapng.zip](https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/files/1055707/ipv6.Jitsi.parse.error.pcapng.zip)
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Thank you, miconda. We don't set r-uri value in pcscf.cfg, icscf.cfg or
scscf.cfg. I will show more details below using the logs with Jitsi. I will
omit SDP to save space.
1. When PCSCF received the Sip Invite from caller, the Sip headers look fine:
INVITE
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