[asterisk-bugs] [JIRA] (ASTERISK-25733) Called with SDP without ice-ufrag and ice-pwd

[SirLouen (JIRA)]

     [ https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-25733?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

SirLouen updated ASTERISK-25733:
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    Description: 
Using the exact same configuration for the 3 OS (Ubuntu, CentOS and Fedora), same certificates, and exact same everything during a WebRTC call with various web dialers (like sipml5 and sipjs) sip communication starts but during SRTP transacctions I see this message only in Centos and Ubuntu

Called with SDP without ice-ufrag and ice-pwd

Under fedora and centos using 1.6.2 uuid-devel and under ubuntu, latest uuid-dev package from 14.04 ubuntu repo.

The thing is Fedora works fine. I never used Fedora before, altough I use regularly Ubuntu and CentOS, but reading here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33887661/invalidsessiondescriptionerror-invalid-description-no-ice-ufrag-attribute
David Sarmiento suggested that Fedora worked flawlessly and I tried, and see that he was right

David Sarmiento:
"Yeah, I missed the ./configure bit again. I installed all the libuuid(devel) and uuid(devel) . Also, Centos kinda blows for package requirements, I had to move to fedora server and it all went wonderfully."

I've been testing with Asterisk 13.1-cert from git sources (certified/13.1 branch)

BTW: Tested with Asterisk 13.7 also without success under Ubuntu/CentOS

  was:
Using the exact same configuration for the 3 OS (Ubuntu, CentOS and Fedora), same certificates, and exact same everything during a WebRTC call with various web dialers (like sipml5 and sipjs) sip communication starts but during SRTP transacctions I see this message only in Centos and Ubuntu

Called with SDP without ice-ufrag and ice-pwd

Under fedora and centos using 1.6.2 uuid-devel and under ubuntu, latest uuid-dev package from 14.04 ubuntu repo.

The thing is Fedora works fine. I never used Fedora before, altough I use regularly Ubuntu and CentOS, but reading here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33887661/invalidsessiondescriptionerror-invalid-description-no-ice-ufrag-attribute
David Sarmiento suggested that Fedora worked flawlessly and I tried, and see that he was right

David Sarmiento:
"Yeah, I missed the ./configure bit again. I installed all the libuuid(devel) and uuid(devel) . Also, Centos kinda blows for package requirements, I had to move to fedora server and it all went wonderfully."

I've been testing with Asterisk 13.1-cert from git sources (certified/13.1 branch)


> Called with SDP without ice-ufrag and ice-pwd
> ---------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: ASTERISK-25733
>                 URL: https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-25733
>             Project: Asterisk
>          Issue Type: Bug
>      Security Level: None
>          Components: Resources/res_srtp
>    Affects Versions: 13.1.0
>         Environment: Tested under Ubuntu 14.04, CentOS 7 and Fedora 23, and Asterisk latest 13.1-cert (from git source)
>            Reporter: SirLouen
>
> Using the exact same configuration for the 3 OS (Ubuntu, CentOS and Fedora), same certificates, and exact same everything during a WebRTC call with various web dialers (like sipml5 and sipjs) sip communication starts but during SRTP transacctions I see this message only in Centos and Ubuntu
> Called with SDP without ice-ufrag and ice-pwd
> Under fedora and centos using 1.6.2 uuid-devel and under ubuntu, latest uuid-dev package from 14.04 ubuntu repo.
> The thing is Fedora works fine. I never used Fedora before, altough I use regularly Ubuntu and CentOS, but reading here:
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33887661/invalidsessiondescriptionerror-invalid-description-no-ice-ufrag-attribute
> David Sarmiento suggested that Fedora worked flawlessly and I tried, and see that he was right
> David Sarmiento:
> "Yeah, I missed the ./configure bit again. I installed all the libuuid(devel) and uuid(devel) . Also, Centos kinda blows for package requirements, I had to move to fedora server and it all went wonderfully."
> I've been testing with Asterisk 13.1-cert from git sources (certified/13.1 branch)
> BTW: Tested with Asterisk 13.7 also without success under Ubuntu/CentOS



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