- If using ConfBridge, note that the dialplan arguments have changed.
- If using the built-in HTTP server, note that a bindaddr must now be given,
previously the default was 0.0.0.0 but this must now be given explicitly.
- Internal database now uses SQLite3 not BDB, conversion tools are provided.
See share/doc/asterisk/UPGRADE.txt for more.
- strip core-sounds and moh out of the main asterisk package,
they change comparatively rarely.
- provide all available languages.
- provide multiple codecs for all files, replacing the asterisk-native-sounds
package which only provided ulaw versions of the asterisk 1.4 files, ports
laid out to permit parallel building.
- the old asterisk-sounds package providing additional sound files beyond
the core ones is now "extra-sounds" modelled after the filename of the
distributed files.
Sofia-SIP is an open-source SIP User-Agent library, compliant with the
IETF RFC3261 specification (see the feature table). It can be used as a
building block for SIP client software for uses such as VoIP, IM, and
many other real-time and person-to-person communication services.
ok sthen@
- RTP port exhaustion (DoS) if an endpoint responds to SIP INVITEs with
provisional responses but never sends a final response.
- double free with simultaneous access to a single voicemail account.
HAVE_SCHED_YIELD should be set since we have sched_yield(). The
sched_yield.h compatibility wrapper then does not try to create a
fallback macro which conflicts with the prototype of the syscall
wrapper.
While here, add "ac_cv_header_uuid_uuid_h=no" alongside
"ac_cv_lib_uuid_uuid_generate=no" to fix:
configure: WARNING: uuid/uuid.h: accepted by the compiler, rejected by the preprocessor!
OK fgsch@
AST-2012-007, AST-2012-008 fixed in the short-lived 1.8.12.1 release:
* A remotely exploitable crash vulnerability exists in the IAX2 channel
driver if an established call is placed on hold without a suggested music
class. Asterisk will attempt to use an invalid pointer to the music
on hold class name, potentially causing a crash.
* A remotely exploitable crash vulnerability was found in the Skinny (SCCP)
Channel driver. When an SCCP client closes its connection to the server,
a pointer in a structure is set to NULL. If the client was not in the
on-hook state at the time the connection was closed, this pointer is later
dereferenced. This allows remote authenticated connections the ability to
cause a crash in the server, denying services to legitimate users.
Also from 1.8.12.2
* Resolve crash in subscribing for MWI notifications.
ASTOBJ_UNREF sets the variable to NULL after unreffing it, so the
variable should definitely not be used after that. To solve this in
the two cases that affect subscribing for MWI notifications, we
instead save the ref locally, and unref them in the error
conditions.
- add an extra file to PLIST-calendar
- add comments to the sample sip.conf showing how to hide version numbers
- fix use of _POSIX_THREAD_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING, from Brad
- avoid compiler warnings due to missing headers, duplicate #defines etc.,
from maintainer Roman Kravchuk, slight tweak by me (ifndef rather than
delete the lines).
- fix WANTLIB/LIB_DEPENDS in the subpackages, from me.
- Use sample interface names that might exist on OpenBSD rather than eth0/1
- Make it clear that "if_outbound" is the external interface and "if_inbound"
is the lan.
use and possible uninitialized var use, some memory leaks, a couple of
possible deadlocks and other issues.
While there, enable the http post module (done as a subpackage to
avoid pulling gmime/glib2 into the main package) and WANTLIB cleanup.
AEL dialplan users should see UPGRADE.txt for information about
changes to inheritance of the 'h' extension.
* A permission escalation vulnerability in Asterisk Manager Interface. This
would potentially allow remote authenticated users the ability to execute
commands on the system shell with the privileges of the user running the
Asterisk application.
* A heap overflow vulnerability in the Skinny Channel driver. The keypad
button message event failed to check the length of a fixed length buffer
before appending a received digit to the end of that buffer. A remote
authenticated user could send sufficient keypad button message events that
the buffer would be overrun.
* A remote crash vulnerability in the SIP channel driver when processing UPDATE
requests. If a SIP UPDATE request was received indicating a connected line
update after a channel was terminated but before the final destruction of the
associated SIP dialog, Asterisk would attempt a connected line update on a
non-existing channel, causing a crash.
- crash in app_voicemail
- resource leak in SIP TCP/TLS
- ACK routing for non-2xx responses
- buffer overrun/memory leak in 'sip show peers' (race when adding peers whilst displaying)
- various locking problems
- remove unused non-working patches and framework for chan_h323;
this driver is deprecated upstream anyway.
- add patches to let the alternative chan_ooh323 addon module build.
currently unused in the port, 'make configure; cd $WRKSRC; gmake menuselect'
and enable it there if you want to play.
- sync unistim patch.
- mention the IMAP flavour in DESCR (and thus bump REVISION-main).
rthread. kern_time.c:itimerfix() requires the kevent interval timer to be
<= 100M seconds otherwise it passes an EINVAL back up, giving an error
return from kevent(). The initial timestamp is (INT_MAX-cur time) i.e.
around 800M so we hit this. Workaround by clamping tv_sec to 100M sec.
