On January 11, 2010, Kamailio 3.0.0 was released.
On July 28, 2008, OPENSER was renamed to KAMAILIO
Table of Contents
New Features in OpenSER 1.3.x
New in OpenSER core
- pseudo-variable (PV) refurbishment – modules can add now writable PVs
- SCTP protocol support
- AVPs and HDRs can be accessed via dynamic index
- while statement support
- modules can register to core to fork new processes for own usage, cleaner server initialization
- modules can fork their own timer process for better performance
- cleanups in utility functions and database API – integrate common functionality into the core, removal redundant code
- bugs – more then 160 bugs reported from the community were fixed
- patches – more then 60 community created patches were integrated
- GNU/kFreeBSD support for systems with a FreeBSD kernel and a GNU userland
- redesign of logging functions – the debugging output has a more consistent and syslog-like format even for stderror
- documentation – many errors in module documentation and code comments were fixed
- new assign operator for avps ”:=” – $avp(name) := value will overwrite the value of any exiting $avp(name), resulting in a new single $avp(name) (delete all $avp(name), add $avp(name)). In addition, $avp(name) := null will delete all existing $avp(name)
- configurable debug level at runtime
- unix socket server implementation removed; the functionality is now provided by the mi_datagram module
- several new pseudo variables
New OpenSER modules
- benchmark - config file benchmarking
- carrierroute - routing extension suitable for carriers
- cfgutils - config file utilities
- db_berkeley - Berkeley DB backend support
- h350 - H350 LDAP implementation
- ldap - LDAP connector
- mi_datagram - datagram transport for management interface (MI)
- perlvdb - Perl virtual database engine
- presence_mwi - Extension to Presence server for Message Waiting Indication
- presence_xml - SIMPLE Presence extension
- pua_bla - Brigded line appearance extension for PUA
- pua_xmpp - SIMPLE-XMPP Presence gateway
- rls - Resource List Service implementation (beta – not fully released)
All modules in OpenSER 1.3: http://www.openser.org/docs/modules/1.3.x/
New in OpenSER modules
- auth
- ability to perform authentication taking username and password from pseudo-variables
- together with LDAP module can perform now user authentication against LDAP servers see here
- dbtext
- ability to reload content from files if this has changed
- dialog
- the module stores many more details specific for dialogs, making possible to build requests in dialog
- support for dialog persistence across openser restart
- dispatcher
- ability to use database as backend for the destinations list
- ability to auto-detect recovered destinations
- new selection algorithms
- lcr
- many parameters can be given as pseudo-variables, allowing dynamic values at runtine
- mi_xmlrpc
- ability to work with both 0.9.x and 1.0.x versions of libxmlrpc
- mysql
- allows MySQL stored procedures and multiple statements calls from OpenSER
- extension to return the last inserted ID of
- nathelper
- ability to do load balancing within a set of RTPProxies
- ability to spoof source IP of NAT ping packets
- SIP NAT pings follow PATH array
- NAT pings sending is distributed over the natping interval, instead of sending all at once
- usage of special timer process to send NAT pings
- new flag in force_rtp_proxy() to force a symmetric rtp session
- removed the “rtpproxy_disable” string - you can achive the same by either not defining “rtpproxy_sock” (default NULL) or setting it to empty string
- pdt
- ability to define the set of characters allowed in prefix
- support to reload rules from database via MI command
- siptrace
- intercept and store hop-by-hop ACK
- coherence for source and destination IP addresses
- tm
- new error code E_NO_DESTINATION was added to report when there are no available branch to forward to.
- t_relay returns now:
-1 : generic internal error -2 : bad message (parsing errors) -3 : no destination available (no branches were added or request already cancelled) -4 : bad destination (unresolvable address) -5 : destination filtered (black listed) -6 : generic send failed
- uac
- ability to do qop authentication
- xlog
- color PV moved in xlog module
New in additional tools
- database setup is done from one source for all databases
- openserdbctl integrates now the different db specific scripts for database maintainance
- cleanups in openserdbctl and openserctl – removal of redundant code
- tests for basic functionality in the core and essential modules