This is useful for tests where "pulsesrc" and "pulsesink" GstElements may not
be available (for example in CI).
Additionally only set the echo cancellation and buffer properties for the
pulse GstElements.
This reverts the main part of commit 4a264252a7.
As plugins are the prime use case for `shared_module`
getting rid of the warning from meson about linking against shared modules
weighs less heavy.
Shuffle the code around and make use of docstrings to conform to
the newly introduced coding style as described in `HACKING.md`
This commit also introduces docstrings describing each source file.
These messages are mainly useful for development. This part will be rewritten
once we introduce structured logging. For the moment this will just add noise.
introduce `calls_sip_media_manager_get_capabilities ()` which takes
a GList of MediaCodecInfo's as input to generate a SDP message.
If using in an SDP answer we simply feed it a list of the common codecs
as gathered from the SDP offer.
static capabilities are now supporting multiple codecs and generate correct SDP
messages. This only relates to SDP offers. When we are answering an offer we
must take the offer from the other party into account when creating the answer.
Hence why we differentiate between "static" and "dynamic" (not implemented yet)
capability strings.
by making sure the call-added signal is emitted early enough
so that all consumers (display, ringer, etc) have a chance of getting
notified when the call state changes from f.e. DIALING to DISCONNECTED
similar to how its done in 03d960ccaf
for the dummy provider.
* removed nua_callstate_authenticating as it was never hit
* move debug statement further up, because we might not reach it if no
corresponding call is found
* handle 401 and 407 the same way
note: we should record which realm we're authenticating against during
REGISTER so we can prompt the user for additional credentials when
challenged for a different realm - still happens when calling from
a sip.linphone.org account to a jmp.bwapp.bwsip.io account.
IPv6 should work, but sofia's outbound engine keep printing
errors involving the outbound engine. Working theory:
Failing ICMPv6 (pings) can make sofia think we don't have connectivity.
Note that we also don't get any answers from the SIP servers we tried so far.
