Hello all,
I have some small questions for you:
The first one: I just tested using UDP port 7 (served by inetd) instead
of the built in RTP echo feature. Both apparently do the same thing.
Has anybody some information about the performance difference between
both solutions on a single host, or any other contribution to help
choosing between both options.
I know one advantage of the UDP echo service: you can run it on any
server, without even a login or anything, thus leaving the host with
sipp practically uncharged and available for the signalling work.
And the second one for a more select public (at least the question):
can I still send the diffs for the probabilistic branching (next="x"
chance="0;y") on the 08-11-2006 code or for which version should I make
the diffs?
And more generally, what source code should be used for
corrections/enhancements/additions?
- Any version it was developed/tested on,
- the last stable version (I guess a lot of users start from that one),
- the latest available unstable version (but this has probably changed
before the development is done + tested)?
I also noticed that my little patch for the "fflush(screenf)" was never
integrated: is there some way/procedure (heavy word;-) to send diffs and
get a clear response, being e.g. a) rejected, b) please adapt/continue
working on this with remarks, c) accepted+incorporated in version xxx.
Best regards,
MarcVD
(-: from Marc VAN DIEST (BELGACOM ANS/NTA) +32 2 244 5078 ;-)
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