[Linphone-developers] [Q] Bug of linphone-1.0.1?

[Clement Chen]

Hi,
   I used linphone-1.0.1 to test the following scenario and found
oRTP errors in the debugging messages. Should I file a bug against it?

linphone #A : sip:address@hidden:5060
linphone #B : sip:address@hidden:5060

Test step:
0. Launch #A and #B with "-d 6 -l /tmp/test.log" options
1. #A calls #B, #B answers, then #A terminates the call after seconds.
2. #B calls #A, #A answers, then oRTP errors are reported in the log file.

The attached "log_phoneB.txt" is a log for linphone #B showing the
errors FYI. (error message starts from line 402)

Thanks a lot!

Clement.

BTW, for testing purposes, I myself made some code modifications with
both linphonec (linphone CLI) and sipomatic for linphone-1.0.1 to
provide the following features:
 - sipomatic :
   * '-f_16k' option : setup the 16000hz annouce file
   * '-e' option : play the annouce file "endlessly" until call is terminated.
 - linphonec :
   * '[play]' section for the configuration file :
     = 'file_8000hz' option : setup the 8000hz annouce file
     = 'file_16000hz' option : setup the 16000hz annouce file
     = 'file_record' option : setup the record file path
   * '-f' option : play the annouce file after a call is established,
instead of using audio stream from the soundcard
   * '-e' option : play the annouce file "endlessly"
   * 'v' or 'voice' command : switch audio source to the soundcard
   * 'p' or 'play' command : switch audio source to the annouce file
   * 'e' or 'endless' command : enable/disable playing annouce file endlessly
   * 's' or 'status' command : show rtp status for a switched stream
   * 'rec_file <file2rec>' command : change the record file path

   Note that only remote peer will hear the content of the annouce file.

Please let me know if any of you are interested in them or think them
worth being committed into the repository. Thanks.

log_phoneB.txt
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