Hello Alexander,
great news! Was in todo list, but nobody had enough time to start. You
have to port it to devel version. It is how a new module gets to
repository. Then, please make tarball with the module (sources and
README file) and register it to the tracker, Patches section:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=139143
Some of existing developers will have a quick check to see if it
integrates well with the existing code. Remarks will be send in short
time. Once all agreed, the code will be imported on SVN. If you want to
maintain the module (should be at least for one year), you need a
sourceforge developer account. You will have to send the developer id to
us to grant access. If don't want to maintain, we have to look for a
volunteer, but hope is not the case. The module is something that has
interest for openser community.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 03/22/07 17:23, Alexander Christ wrote:
Hello all!
As part of my diploma thesis about SIP security, I have written a module which
adds support for SIP Identity (RFC 4474). I would like to publish this
module, if someone is interested.
The module is written for version 1.1.0.
There are 2 known limitations for the Verifier in this module:
1.)Certificates are not downloaded. They have to be stored locally. (see
chapter 6 of RFC 4474)
2.)Call-IDs of valid requests containing an Identity header are not recorded.
Hence the Verifier does not provide full replay protection. (see section 13.1
of RFC 4474)
At the moment documentation is in German, but I am going to make an English
translation.
Regards
Alexander Christ
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