Re: [Partysip-dev] compiling partysip

[Jayesh Srivastava]

Hi,
   This is purly related to TRU64 plateform.  When
compiling I got the same err what u people got so I
changed gethostbyname_r() function.  And below is the
man page wordings...

[DIGITAL] The gethostbyname_r() function is an
obsolete reentrant version of the gethostbyname()
function.  It is supported in order to maintain
backward compatibility with previous versions of the 
operating system and should not be used in new
designs.
  
This is used in ppl_socket.c which gives err when
compile.
    
In my case the other problem I phase is snprintf
function.

 2. snprintf() is used in partysip which is not
supported by TRU64 Unix.
    
BUGS:
In josua.c it is used like this which should to be
changed.
 493    ua_global_core = ua_core;
 
It should be global_ua_core.

Other very intersting stuff with me is udp_send.c is
not working it gives SIP_NETWORK error.
L3 -1021454256- <udp_send.c: 183> SIP_NETWORK_ERROR -
Network error.
And errno number is always 2...
I am printing this before sendto function call and
after also...
It is not changing.

  But I write the simple UDP client which send "HELLO
MSG" to port 5060 and it is working without any
problem.

Can u guys help in this.

Jayesh




--- Aymeric Moizard <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
> 
> On Wed, 15 May 2002, Ralf Mahlo wrote:
> 
> > Hi!
> > I'm working with Solaris 2.6 . First when I tried
> to compile I've got the error: in pplsocket.c ,
> > function ppl_gethostbyname : too much arguments
> for gethostbyname_r (in Solaris there are only 5
> > arguments, don't know about other systems...).
> However, I changed result_buffer with result and
> > deleted the old (5.) '&result'. (maybe that's
> wrong...)
> 
> ... yes, this is probably wrong.
> gethostbyname is a reentrant method: this is why I
> assume 'result' should
> be a presiously allocated element and not a pointer
> to a non allocated
> 'struct hostent'
> 
> Could you try fixing it this way: (
> 
> > PPL_DECLARE(int) ppl_gethostbyname(struct
> sockaddr_in *sin, char *hostname, int port)
> > {
> > //  struct hostent result_buffer;
> >   char tmp[GETHOSTBYNAME_BUFLEN];
> >   struct hostent *result;    <<- replace with
> 'struct hostent result'
> >   int my_error;
> >
> >   gethostbyname_r(hostname,       /* the FQDN */
> >     result,  /* the result buffer */     <<-
> replace with '&result'
> >     tmp,
> >     GETHOSTBYNAME_BUFLEN - 1,
> > //    &result,
> >     &my_error);
> >
> >   if (!result)
> >     return my_error;
> > }
> >
> > After that I can compile the program completely,
> but get the warning : in psp_plugin.c , function
> > psp_plugin_load : warning: ANSI forbids assignment
> between function pointer and `void *' for the
> > lines 69, 77 and 85 ...
> 
> This is also true on linux... partysip is not ANSI,
> but nearly... If
> somebody know THE proper way to get rid of this
> warning let me know...
> 
> > I can run the program, but while loading the
> authentication plugin, I get a bus error...
> 
> as you (the method gethostbyname) are wrinting in a
> non-allocated buffer,
> this seems normal to get something like a bus
> error...
> But of course, it may come from somewhere else...
> Let me know if the
> change I propose make it work.
> 
> > Another question to the partysip.conf file: is it
> necessary to change the content of the file with
> > my own data or does it work as well with the
> current content?? (okay, when I want to use it, it
> must
> > be changed, but for now (only for testing, if it
> works) ?)
> 
> The included file 'partysip.conf' is by default
> given with authentication
> on. But of course, the database of users does not
> contains your user. So
> any request is expected to get a 401 or 407
> response. If you change that
> line (authentication = off), things should work.
> 
> Aymeric
> 
> > Regards, Ralf
> >
> >
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