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I am upgrading our code to use v2.5.5 of the PJSIP library: we use it to handle communication with TURN servers, in the game “Elite:Dangerous” I found in unit testing after the upgrade that the call to detect the user’s NAT type was no longer working. The call in nat_detect.c to pj_sock_bind() was failing, returning a status code 130047 I found that adding the following additional line, (near line 285) to preset the address family within the local_addr before the bind call, fixed the problem:
pj_bzero(&sess->local_addr,
sizeof(pj_sockaddr));
addr_len =
pj_sockaddr_get_len(server);
sess->local_addr.addr.sa_family
= server->addr.sa_family;
// added
status =
pj_sock_bind(sess->sock,
&sess->local_addr,
addr_len);
if (status
!= PJ_SUCCESS)
goto
on_error; I’m running a Windows 64 build, using Visual Studio 15, running on Windows 10 Pro Howard Chalkley Frontier Developments |
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