The revision was no longer picking up the last git commit. Instead,
it was showing the last release. This commit appends the last git
commit hash to the last release if a git repository is available.
Further, it checks whether there are uncommitted changes in the git
repository and adds an unclean tag to the version if this is the case.
Note that currently this will append the git commit hash even on a
tagged release if built directly from a git repository. Perhaps this
isn't such a bad thing, but if it turns out not to be desired, I have
an idea on how to squelch this without making unwarranted assumptions
about the remote layout of someone's local repository.
There are a lot of codecs these days, and some clients offer all of
them. If we run out of space in this buffer our local SDP will get
silently truncated, which will cause a difficult to diagnose error in
Sofia-SIP.
Thanks to Anthony Minessale.
FS-4293 --resolve
This error was causing us to call generate_m with a buffer length that
was less than the strlen of the buffer we were passing. The result
was truncated local SDP which would cause sofia to fail if the
truncation was in a particularly bad place.
Thanks to Anthony Minessale for the fix and working with me to
diagnose the issue.
FS-4293 --resolve
* fixed bug with remote hello-hash buffer being too small
* removed unused hello-hash storage in zrtp stream context
* fixed bug with libzrtp rendered "empty" SAS hash from incoming
SasRelay packet
* incremented libzrtp version number to 1.15
Signed-off-by: Travis Cross <tc@traviscross.com>
It's broken too many of my recent builds. We can add it back in when
things stabilize or perhaps after we get it to swig with a recent
version of swig that we can make part of the clean bootstrap/build
process.
POSIX sed doesn't support grouping, so split the regex in two.
Reference-URL: http://jira.freeswitch.org/browse/FS-4276
Signed-off-by: Stefan Knoblich <stkn@openisdn.net>
Speculative fix for a mod_python build issue on OSX, which is
caused by '-arch i386 -arch x86_64' in the final PYTHON_CFLAGS.
Filter both flags and hope OSX's universal binary toolchain is smart enough
to choose a sane default.
Reported-by: neilp9 in #freeswitch @ irc.freenode.net
Signed-off-by: Stefan Knoblich <stkn@openisdn.net>
