[test-results] [Bamboo] Asterisk - Trunk > Ubuntu Lucid (10.04) > #1195 has FAILED (1 tests failed). Change made by Terry Wilson.

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Asterisk - Trunk > Ubuntu Lucid (10.04) > #1195 failed.
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Code has been updated by Terry Wilson.
1/178 tests failed.

http://bamboo.asterisk.org/browse/ASTTRUNK-LUCID-1195/


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Failing Jobs
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  - amd64 (Default Stage): 1 of 178 tests failed.


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Code Changes
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Terry Wilson (344217):

>Don't treat a host:port string as a domain
>
>The domain matching code prior to 1.8 used to manually remove the port
>from the host:port string when determining if an incoming request
>matched the list of domains. When switching to the new parsing
>functions, the documentation implied that the "domain" was being
>returned by these functions, when instead it was returning the
>"hostport" as defined by RFC 3261. This led to confusion and resulted
>in 1.8+ rejecting an incoming request from x.x.x.x:xxxxx when
>domain=x.x.x.x was set in sip.conf.
>
>This patch renames the "domain" variables in the parsing functions to
>"hostport" to more accurately describe what it is that they are
>returning and also properly truncates the resulting hostport strings
>when dealing with domain matching.
>
>Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/1574/
>........
>
>Merged revisions 344215 from http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk/branches/1.8
>........
>
>Merged revisions 344216 from http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk/branches/10
>


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Tests
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New Test Failures (1)
   - AsteriskTestSuite: S/cdr/console dial sip answer
Fixed Tests (1)
   - AsteriskTestSuite: S/udptl

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