[asterisk-dev] libjwt is being added to the 'third-party' packages (Attention Asterisk Package Maintainers!)
Jaco Kroon
jaco at uls.co.za
Tue Sep 26 09:56:00 CDT 2023
Hi George,
Is the default to build STIR/SHAKEN if libjwt is found, or will it fail
by default?
In other words, on systems where libjwt is not available, is special
action required to order to build? Does this vary based on whether
libjwt can be found or not?
Kind regards,
Jaco
On 2023/09/26 16:46, George Joseph wrote:
> With our effort to harden Asterisk's STIR/SHAKEN implementation, we're
> adding a new package (libjwt: JSON WebToken) to the third-party
> directory next to jansson and pjproject. Using libjwt allows us to
> remove the custom code (which isn't reliable) in res_stir_shaken that
> handles the assembly of the JWT and associated signature process that
> STIR/SHAKEN relies upon and delegate that to libjwt. We're including
> it in third-party because some distros don't include that package and
> those that do are several releases behind the latest. The
> minimum supported version will be 1.15.3 which is the current libjwt
> version.
>
> Since libjwt will be only used by res_stir_shaken at this time, it's
> not a hard requirement to build asterisk as a whole and isn't included
> in the install_prereq script. If you want to build res_stir_shaken
> however, your build system must have libjwt >= 1.15.3 installed or
> you'll need to specify '--with-libjwt-bundled' on the ./configure
> command line. As with jansson and pjproject, you can pre-download the
> libjwt tarball
> (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asterisk/third-party/master/libjwt/1.15.3/libjwt-1.15.3.tar.gz)
> and use the '--with-download-cache' configure option to point to the
> directory containing the tarball.
>
> We are planning this change for the next releases of Asterisk 18 and
> 20 and the first release of Asterisk 21.
>
> --
> George Joseph
> Asterisk Software Developer
> Sangoma Technologies
> Check us out at www.sangoma.com <http://www.sangoma.com/> and
> www.asterisk.org <http://www.asterisk.org/>
>
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