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features:new-in-4.0.x [2013/03/09 14:46] miconda [usrloc] |
features:new-in-4.0.x [2013/03/09 14:52] miconda [uac] |
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* support for storing the information to multiple sql tables | * support for storing the information to multiple sql tables | ||
* HEPv3 support | * HEPv3 support | ||
+ | * added RPC command to turn on/off or check status | ||
==== siptrace ==== | ==== siptrace ==== | ||
* added support for websocket transport layer | * added support for websocket transport layer | ||
+ | * added RPC command for turning on/off tracing | ||
==== sl ==== | ==== sl ==== | ||
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* enhanced t_replicate() so that if a NULL string is used, it replicates to $du | * enhanced t_replicate() so that if a NULL string is used, it replicates to $du | ||
+ | ==== tmx ==== | ||
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+ | * added $T_reply_reason PV - useful especially for internally generated (faked) replies to get the reason phrase | ||
+ | * added t_is_reply_route() - function to determine if the top executed route block is a reply | ||
==== uac ==== | ==== uac ==== | ||
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* if set to 1, then the module uses dialog variables to store the initial and new values for From/To headers | * if set to 1, then the module uses dialog variables to store the initial and new values for From/To headers | ||
* default set to 0 - otherwise all calls that have changes to From/To headers must be tracked by dialog | * default set to 0 - otherwise all calls that have changes to From/To headers must be tracked by dialog | ||
+ | * added reg_db_table parameter to specify table name for registrations | ||
+ | * skip realm matching when realm pv for uac_auth() is empty or null | ||
+ | * uac_reg - skip realm checking if realm attribute is empty | ||
+ | * uac_reg - add reg_retry_interval parameter. The new parameter allows to retry failed registration attempts. Instead of unconditionally marking the entry as disabled, the registration will be retried after the set interval. Setting it to 0 (default) retains the old behaviour. | ||
==== usrloc ==== | ==== usrloc ==== |