Пример #1
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void e2e_cancel( struct sip_msg *cancel_msg, 
	struct cell *t_cancel, struct cell *t_invite )
{
	branch_bm_t cancel_bm;
	branch_bm_t dummy_bm;
	int i;
	int lowest_error;
	str backup_uri;
	int rurib_flags;
	int ret;

	cancel_bm=0;
	lowest_error=0;

	/* e2e_cancel_branch() makes no RURI parsing, so no need to 
	 * save the ->parse_uri_ok */
	backup_uri = cancel_msg->new_uri;
	/* branch flags specific to RURI */
	rurib_flags = cancel_msg->flags&(~gflags_mask);

	/* determine which branches to cancel ... */
	which_cancel( t_invite, &cancel_bm );
	t_cancel->nr_of_outgoings=t_invite->nr_of_outgoings;
	t_cancel->first_branch=t_invite->first_branch;
	/* fix label -- it must be same for reply matching */
	t_cancel->label=t_invite->label;
	/* ... and install CANCEL UACs */
	for (i=t_invite->first_branch; i<t_invite->nr_of_outgoings; i++) {
		if (cancel_bm & (1<<i)) {
			ret=e2e_cancel_branch(cancel_msg, t_cancel, t_invite, i);
			if (ret<0) cancel_bm &= ~(1<<i);
			if (ret<lowest_error) lowest_error=ret;
		}
	}
	/* restore new_uri */
	cancel_msg->new_uri = backup_uri;
	cancel_msg->parsed_uri_ok = 0;

	/* set flags */
	cancel_msg->flags = (cancel_msg->flags&gflags_mask)|rurib_flags;
	t_cancel->uas.request->flags = cancel_msg->flags&gflags_mask;

	/* send them out */
	for (i=t_cancel->first_branch; i<t_cancel->nr_of_outgoings; i++) {
		if (cancel_bm & (1<<i)) {
			if (SEND_BUFFER( &t_cancel->uac[i].request)==-1) {
				LOG(L_ERR, "ERROR: e2e_cancel: send failed\n");
			}
			start_retr( &t_cancel->uac[i].request );
		}
	}

	/* internally cancel branches with no received reply */
	for (i=t_invite->first_branch; i<t_invite->nr_of_outgoings; i++) {
		if (t_invite->uac[i].last_received==0){
			/* mark as cancelled */
			t_invite->uac[i].flags |= T_UAC_TO_CANCEL_FLAG;
			/* reset the "request" timers */
			reset_timer(&t_invite->uac[i].request.retr_timer);
			reset_timer(&t_invite->uac[i].request.fr_timer);
			LOCK_REPLIES( t_invite );
			if (RPS_ERROR==relay_reply(t_invite,FAKED_REPLY,i,487,&dummy_bm))
				lowest_error = -1; /* force sending 500 error */
		}
	}

	/* do not attmpt to send reply for CANCEL if we already did it once;
	 * to work arround the race between receiveing reply and generating
	 * local reply, we better check if we are in failure route (which means that
	 * the reply to UAC is /to be/ sent) or if was actually sent out */
	/* calling here t_relay from within failure route will lead to dead lock
	 * on the transaction's reply lock -bogdan */
	if (route_type==FAILURE_ROUTE || t_cancel->uas.status>=200)
		return;

	/* if error occurred, let it know upstream (final reply
	   will also move the transaction on wait state
	*/
	if (lowest_error<0) {
		LOG(L_ERR, "ERROR: cancel error\n");
		t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 500, "cancel error");
	/* if there are pending branches, let upstream know we
	   are working on it
	*/
	} else if (cancel_bm) {
		DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: e2e cancel proceeding\n");
		t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 200, CANCELING );
	/* if the transaction exists, but there is no more pending
	   branch, tell upstream we're done
	*/
	} else {
		DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: e2e cancel -- no more pending branches\n");
		t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 200, CANCEL_DONE );
	}

#ifdef LOCAL_487

	/* local 487s have been deprecated -- it better handles
	 * race conditions (UAS sending 200); hopefully there are
	 * no longer UACs who go crazy waiting for the 487 whose
	 * forwarding is being blocked by other unresponsive branch
	 */

	/* we could await downstream UAS's 487 replies; however,
	   if some of the branches does not do that, we could wait
	   long time and annoy upstream UAC which wants to see 
	   a result of CANCEL quickly
	*/
	DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: sending 487\n");
	/* in case that something in the meantime has been sent upstream
	   (like if FR hit at the same time), don't try to send */
	if (t_invite->uas.status>=200) return;
	/* there is still a race-condition -- the FR can hit now; that's
	   not too bad -- we take care in t_reply's REPLY_LOCK; in
	   the worst case, both this t_reply and other replier will
	   try, and the later one will result in error message 
	   "can't reply twice"
	*/
	t_reply(t_invite, t_invite->uas.request, 487, CANCELED );
#endif
}
Пример #2
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void e2e_cancel( struct sip_msg *cancel_msg,
                 struct cell *t_cancel, struct cell *t_invite )
{
    branch_bm_t cancel_bm, tmp_bm;
    int i;
    int lowest_error;
    str backup_uri;
    int ret;

    cancel_bm=0;
    lowest_error=0;

    backup_uri=cancel_msg->new_uri;
    /* determine which branches to cancel ... */
    which_cancel( t_invite, &cancel_bm );
    t_cancel->nr_of_outgoings=t_invite->nr_of_outgoings;
    /* fix label -- it must be same for reply matching */
    t_cancel->label=t_invite->label;
    /* ... and install CANCEL UACs */
    for (i=0; i<t_invite->nr_of_outgoings; i++)
        if (cancel_bm & (1<<i)) {
            ret=e2e_cancel_branch(cancel_msg, t_cancel, t_invite, i);
            if (ret<0) cancel_bm &= ~(1<<i);
            if (ret<lowest_error) lowest_error=ret;
        }
    cancel_msg->new_uri=backup_uri;

    /* send them out */
    for (i=0; i<t_cancel->nr_of_outgoings; i++) {
        if (cancel_bm & (1<<i)) {
            /* Provisional reply received on this branch, send CANCEL */
            /* No need to stop timers as they have already been stopped by the reply */
            if (SEND_BUFFER( &t_cancel->uac[i].request)==-1) {
                LOG(L_ERR, "ERROR: e2e_cancel: send failed\n");
            }
            start_retr( &t_cancel->uac[i].request );
        } else {
            if (t_invite->uac[i].last_received < 100) {
                /* No provisional response received, stop
                 * retransmission timers
                 */
                reset_timer(&t_invite->uac[i].request.retr_timer);
                reset_timer(&t_invite->uac[i].request.fr_timer);

                /* Generate faked reply */
                LOCK_REPLIES(t_invite);
                if (relay_reply(t_invite, FAKED_REPLY, i, 487, &tmp_bm) == RPS_ERROR) {
                    lowest_error = -1;
                }
            }
        }
    }


    /* if error occurred, let it know upstream (final reply
       will also move the transaction on wait state
    */
    if (lowest_error<0) {
        LOG(L_ERR, "ERROR: cancel error\n");
        t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 500, "cancel error");
        /* if there are pending branches, let upstream know we
           are working on it
        */
    } else if (cancel_bm) {
        DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: e2e cancel proceeding\n");
        t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 200, CANCELING );
        /* if the transaction exists, but there is no more pending
           branch, tell upstream we're done
        */
    } else {
        DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: e2e cancel -- no more pending branches\n");
        t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 200, CANCEL_DONE );
    }

#ifdef LOCAL_487

    /* local 487s have been deprecated -- it better handles
     * race conditions (UAS sending 200); hopefully there are
     * no longer UACs who go crazy waiting for the 487 whose
     * forwarding is being blocked by other unresponsive branch
     */

    /* we could await downstream UAS's 487 replies; however,
       if some of the branches does not do that, we could wait
       long time and annoy upstream UAC which wants to see
       a result of CANCEL quickly
    */
    DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: sending 487\n");
    /* in case that something in the meantime has been sent upstream
       (like if FR hit at the same time), don't try to send */
    if (t_invite->uas.status>=200) return;
    /* there is still a race-condition -- the FR can hit now; that's
       not too bad -- we take care in t_reply's REPLY_LOCK; in
       the worst case, both this t_reply and other replier will
       try, and the later one will result in error message
       "can't reply twice"
    */
    t_reply(t_invite, t_invite->uas.request, 487, CANCELED );
#endif
}
Пример #3
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void e2e_cancel( struct sip_msg *cancel_msg, 
	struct cell *t_cancel, struct cell *t_invite )
{
	branch_bm_t cancel_bm;
	int i;
	int lowest_error;
	str backup_uri;
	int ret;

	cancel_bm=0;
	lowest_error=0;

	backup_uri=cancel_msg->new_uri;
	/* determine which branches to cancel ... */
	which_cancel( t_invite, &cancel_bm );
	t_cancel->nr_of_outgoings=t_invite->nr_of_outgoings;
	/* fix label -- it must be same for reply matching */
	t_cancel->label=t_invite->label;
	/* ... and install CANCEL UACs */
	for (i=0; i<t_invite->nr_of_outgoings; i++)
		if (cancel_bm & (1<<i)) {
			ret=e2e_cancel_branch(cancel_msg, t_cancel, t_invite, i);
			if (ret<0) cancel_bm &= ~(1<<i);
			if (ret<lowest_error) lowest_error=ret;
		}
	cancel_msg->new_uri=backup_uri;

	/* send them out */
	for (i=0; i<t_cancel->nr_of_outgoings; i++) {
		if (cancel_bm & (1<<i)) {
			if (SEND_BUFFER( &t_cancel->uac[i].request)==-1) {
				LOG(L_ERR, "ERROR: e2e_cancel: send failed\n");
			}
			start_retr( &t_cancel->uac[i].request );
		}
	}


	/* if error occured, let it know upstream (final reply
	   will also move the transaction on wait state
	*/
	if (lowest_error<0) {
		LOG(L_ERR, "ERROR: cancel error\n");
		t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 500, "cancel error");
	/* if there are pending branches, let upstream know we
	   are working on it
	*/
	} else if (cancel_bm) {
		DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: e2e cancel proceeding\n");
		t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 200, CANCELLING );
	/* if the transaction exists, but there is no more pending
	   branch, tell usptream we're done
	*/
	} else {
		DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: e2e cancel -- no more pending branches\n");
		t_reply( t_cancel, cancel_msg, 200, CANCEL_DONE );
	}
	/* we could await downstream UAS's 487 replies; however,
	   if some of the branches does not do that, we could wait
	   long time and annoy upstream UAC which wants to see 
	   a result of CANCEL quickly
	*/
	DBG("DEBUG: e2e_cancel: sending 487\n");
	/* in case that something in the meantime has been sent upstream
	   (like if FR hit at the same time), don't try to send */
	if (t_invite->uas.status>=200) return;
	/* there is still a race-condition -- the FR can hit now; that's
	   not too bad -- we take care in t_reply's REPLY_LOCK; in
	   the worst case, both this t_reply and other replier will
	   try, and the later one will result in error message 
	   "can't reply twice"
	*/
	t_reply(t_invite, t_invite->uas.request, 487, CANCELLED );
}