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If I have to read the incoming RTCP packets, how do I go about doing it in H323Plus library?

Thanks,
Sharath

Just putting my thoughts out there about the handling of end of a call in mod_h323. In the h323plus library, the destructor of H323Connection gets called when a call is terminated. You can do your cleanup in the derived class destructor like ~FSH323Connection(). In the Freeswitch platform, the funct...

I use tortoiseGit and it does have something like that. I'll look it up.

Ah, okay. I mainly develop on Visual Studio, therefore it was not obvious to me. I'll read up on patch.

GHhost wrote:Hi, i put you changes in FS git now.

Thank you very much.

GHhost wrote:P.S. in future if you fix something it's better to provide patch instead of just description.

I apologize, I am not familiar with the process. What do you mean by provide patch, should I attach the whole .cpp file?

I am setting up a h323 trunk between FreeSWITCH and Avaya. I figured this is probably a better place to discuss it than any other forum. First of all, it works pretty well. But there are niggles. I am using mod_h323.cpp Version 0.0.58 on FreeSwitch 1.2.22 for now. 1) First I wanted to ensure there a...

Thanks for the patches, I've put them into the CVS. Thanks. When is the next release planned, say 1.26.x ? Maybe you can supply some more reasoning on the last fix: Why do we have to delete some features but not the others ? I had noticed that with every incoming call, a whole bunch of H460_Feature...

Good News Gentlemen! After chasing the memory leaks for 3 days using visual leak detector, I found three culprits. I am using the latest h323plus files from the CVS as of 16th April, with ptlib 2.10.9 1) Call ERR_remove_state(0) at the end of H323ListenerTCP::Main() function. 2) In H323EndPoint des...

I am not familiar with GnuGK yet. Still trying to get a hang of h323plus library, I use it with Avaya CM. I have not checked in Linux yet. However, I have noticed that H323EndPoint::~H323EndPoint() does call CRYPTO_cleanup_all_ex_data() and ERR_remove_state(0) in case TLS is used. However, this need...

Got a break, I managed to get rid of all openssl related leaks. Call CRYPTO_cleanup_all_ex_data() at the end of H323EndPoint::~H323EndPoint() function. It can also be done in the derived class destructor. Call ERR_remove_state(0) at the end of H323ListenerTCP::Main() function. This is required while...