yate: bump to 6.3.0 and enable speex codec 647/head
authorRobert Högberg <robert.hogberg@gmail.com>
Thu, 3 Jun 2021 22:01:59 +0000 (00:01 +0200)
committerRobert Högberg <robert.hogberg@gmail.com>
Mon, 7 Jun 2021 10:48:38 +0000 (12:48 +0200)
commit87fd562617185ad442ed3ecb46fee44cd2886c83
treeb8141cd6c57053163056668cddef1b026541071f
parent04e1378baf2b720395d284f661240e6f7f9cab35
yate: bump to 6.3.0 and enable speex codec

New yate modules in this release:
yate-mod-ilbcwebrtc
yate-mod-speexcodec
yate-mod-wiresniff

Some patches were removed:
110-no-libnsl.patch - not needed
120-create-thread-key-on-access.patch - not needed
150-video-codecs-mapping.patch - already applied upstream

Some additional changes:
* An upstream fix (r6470) is cherry-picked to avoid crashing when YATE
  receives an invalid SIP message.

* Build directory changed to include package version.

* Set PKG_BUILD_PARALLEL to allow parallelized build of yate.

* Speed up build if yate-mod-ilbccodec or yate-mod-sqlitedb is
  disabled (disable ilbc and sqlite in configure step).

* Removing umbrella package yate-collection-basic. It isn't built and
  hasn't been built for years and I think the modules it wants to
  install are a bit strange and probably not useful to most
  users. From the name yate-collection-basic I would expect to get
  some basic functionality, but why would I then need
  yate-mod-dumbchan, yate-mod-rmanager and yate-mod-tonegen? What is
  the use case? I think it's better that users themselves install the
  packages needed for their use case, especially in OpenWrt where
  flash space usually is limited and you don't want to install more
  packages than what you really need.

Signed-off-by: Robert Högberg <robert.hogberg@gmail.com>
net/yate/Makefile
net/yate/patches/110-no-libnsl.patch [deleted file]
net/yate/patches/110-upstream-crash-fix-r6470.patch [new file with mode: 0644]
net/yate/patches/120-create-thread-key-on-access.patch [deleted file]
net/yate/patches/150-video-codecs-mapping.patch [deleted file]