Hello, I found the issue: 2 lines of code. I'll see if I can submit a patch, but I'm looking into it why it was added. The problem exists primarily because everywhere where a local sdp is generated, the function set_ice is called, while I don't want it (because I don't need it - nonat - and it generates, ice-not-ready-errors causing rtp to be dropped). The set_ice-function also sets the webrtc-flag (not sure why), causing dtls to become a requirement, which is not true in the current context. Anyway, this is nothing for this list, but I just want to add for any user currently encountering this problem. I'll do my best to generate a usefull patch. Michel On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 7:06 PM, Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com> wrote:
On Dec 12, 2014, at 10:23 AM, Michel Brabants <michel.brabants@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I recently started upgrading to FS 1.4, but I encountered 2 difficulties of which I'm still looking into one:
1) DTLS-configuration seems to be required, although we don't use it currently. We use normal sip-profiles (no webrtc). The option to disable it, is "webrtc_enable_dtls=false", which can b set in the dialplan. But why is it trying to enable it by default? Can you disable it also in a profile?
In what way do you think that some configuration is required?
2) Also a change because of webrtc seemingly. When receiving an invite (without sdp - 3pcc-request), freeswitch in the end response in its 200 OK with a rtcp-mux-line in its sdp. We don't want rtcp-mux, just rtp-port+1 for rtcp. When looking at the code, I don't currently know why FS sends back the myx-parameter as it seems only enabled when the other ends proposes it or am I missing something?
Please report a bug on this.
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