Hi All, I've been trying to get the library working on ios and wanted my voip app to work in the background. Here's what I found: I've been using Siphon app to talk with a Cisco SIP server. My app opens two TCP sockets to the SIP server. One of the sockets is opened as a client (using connect() ) function, while the other is waiting for incoming connections ( the library calls accept() ). Now the problem that I discovered is that while the library attaches CFReadStreams to these sockets, doing this for this listening socket looks incorrect. Here's why: The function pj_ioqueue_poll get's called and notices that there is a read on one of the sockets pending. This causes the ioqueue_dispatch_read_event to be called which in turn calls pj_sock_accept. This function calls the system's accept function internally. In pj_sock_accept, the first argument is the file descriptor of the socket on which accept should be called while the second argument is used to return the new fd obtained from the accept function. After pj_sock_accept returns this new socket fd is available in the accept_op->accept_fd field. Next the callback is called, on_accept_complete which gets passed both h (i.e pj_ioqueue_key_t) as well as the new socket (as accept_op and *accept_op->accept_fd, second and third arguments). This callback is the function that will do the actuall attaching of CFStreams. Now looking at this function (ioqueue_on_accept_complete defined in activesock.c) we can see that neither the accept_oop or this this new socket fd are used (new_socket is even marked as PJ_UNUSED_ARG). Instead all CFStream operations are performed on an pj_activesock_t struct which is created from the user data field stored in the pj_ioqueue_t passed as the first argument. But it still contains the old socket that was passed to accept initially, not the one returned from it. This socket is not the correct one because it is not the one on which the connection was established and iOS cannot detect any incoming data and thus wake the app. I tried to find if there is another place in the code where the new socket obtained from accept is written to the? pj_activesock_t data that is stored in the? pj_ioqueue_t.user_data field but could not find any. I would appreciate investigating it and if it is really a bug, fixing it. best regards, maciej skolecki -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.pjsip.org/pipermail/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org/attachments/20131209/15387223/attachment-0001.html>
