Hi all,
I'd like to announce the first beta of SIPp 3.4 (available from
https://github.com/SIPp/sipp/releases/tag/3.4-beta1), with the following
new features. I've tested the build on Ubuntu Linux and Cygwin, which I
think covers the major use-cases.
* A cleaner build, with most of the GCC warnings fixed
* epoll support contributed back from Project Clearwater, which should
improve TCP call performance on Linux
* A new RTP streaming option that allows playing raw audio files rather
than just packet capture, with the <rtp_stream file.pcma> action
* -trace_error_codes option, which creates a periodic dump of just the
SIP error codes seen (to avoid generating massive error logs on long,
high-load runs)
* Two memory leaks are fixed
* SIPp should no longer hit 100% CPU when it reaches the call limit
* Multiple spaces are now allowed after the CSeq number (e.g. "CSeq:
1 INVITE" is OK)
* Bugs #48, #96, #115 fixed
* The help text (sipp -h) is now improved, with related options grouped
together
The source code is available from from
https://github.com/SIPp/sipp/releases/tag/3.4-beta1 - once you download
it and cd into the directory, just run "./configure && make && sipp -h"
to get started. The bug tracker is now at
https://github.com/SIPp/sipp/issues?state=open, so if you have issues
with this beta, please raise them there or on this mailing list.
Best regards,
Rob
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