Allows new protocols to be added in a much easier way. OpenSIPS 2.1 now comes with pluggable core transport modules, TCP and UDP, and three abstracted protocol-modules: WebSocket, TLS and SCTP. The binary no longer needs to be recompiled every time you choose to support a new protocol.\\

• A new E_PRESENCE_PUBLISH event has been added that is triggered every time OpenSIPS receives a PUBLISH message. Read more here ...

• New async() script statement: Dramatically improves the scalability of OpenSIPS config scripts which must perform blocking I/O (MySQL queries, exec scripts, HTTP requests). Halts script execution and runs a resume route once the async operation is complete. More info in the OpenSIPS 2.1 async tutorial ...

• New async() script statement: Dramatically improves the scalability of OpenSIPS config scripts which must perform blocking I/O (MySQL queries, exec scripts, HTTP requests). Halts current script execution and runs a resume route once the async operation is complete. More info in the OpenSIPS 2.1 async tutorial ...

• New async() script statement: Dramatically improves the scalability of OpenSIPS config scripts which must perform blocking I/O (MySQL queries, exec scripts, HTTP requests). Halts current script execution and runs a resume route once the async operation is complete. More information in the OpenSIPS 2.1 async tutorial ..

• New async() script statement: Dramatically improves the scalability of OpenSIPS config scripts which must perform blocking I/O (e.g. MySQL queries, exec scripts, HTTP requests). Halts current script execution and runs a resume route once the async operation is complete. More information in the OpenSIPS 2.1 async tutorial ..

• New async() script statement: Dramatically improves the scalability of OpenSIPS config scripts which must perform blocking I/O (e.g. MySQL queries, exec scripts, HTTP requests). Halts current script execution and runs a resume route once the async operation is complete. More information in the OpenSIPS 2.1 async tutorial ...

OpenSIPS 2.1 has the ability to perform, from script level, various operations in an asynchronous mode. Now you can run DB queries, REST queries or external scripts without the blocking penalty!

The OpenSIPS config file allows you to use certain functions in async way (via the dedicated "async" statement). Both suspending and resuming are done at script level. A detailed description of how the async support works in 2.1 is available here: http://www.opensips.org/Documentation/Script-Async-2-1 .

• A new E_PRESENCE_PUBLISH event has been added that is triggered every time OpenSIPS receives a PUBLISH message. Read mode here ...

• Added support for limiting the number of SIP MESSAGES that will be dumped in one shot ( in order to not overload the client )

• Added per contact events - raised when a new contact is inserted / updated / deleted. Read more here ...
• Added User-Agent filtering capabilities for lookup() - so you can now send calls just to particular UAs, if you need to

A new module that offers topology hiding capabilities. The module strips and restores the headers that contain topology information (Via, Record-Route, Route and Contact headers) , and optionally it can also change the Call-ID of the requests. The module can work on top of the dialog module, or in stand-alone mode, thus allowing to do topology hiding for all types of dialogs ( eg. Presence dialogs ) and also for standalone initial requests ( eg. SIP MESSAGE ).
See the usage tutorial and the module documentation for parameters and functions provided by this module.

• Call-ID topology hiding support was added within the dialog module - there are many cases where the callid contains IPs, thus revealing part of the network topology. More information here ...
• Added the ability to propagate various Contact Header / URI parameters when doing topology hiding - helpful for preserving some end-to-end functionality relying on URI params. Read more here ...

• Added the E_DLG_STATE_CHANGED event, that will be triggered when the dialog state changes (eg. from early to established, from established to ended, etc ).

• sync/async support for event_route - Provides the possibility to run an event route asynchronously. More information here

• Added per contact events - raised when a new contact is inserted / updated / deleted. Read more here ...

• Rework of how the Json string is build in order to properly accommodate arrays - in many MI answers, OpenSIPS returns arrays - and these arrays need to be properly translated from internal MI structure to the json format.

• Added support for external body - the MESSAGE has no actual body, but the Content-Type hdr refers to an external body by an HTTP link.

• New end_sub_on_timeout module parameter - If a presence subscription should be automatically terminated (destroyed) when receiving a SIP timeout (408) for a sent NOTIFY requests.

• avp_db_query() may now be used asynchronously (with MySQL backend). A usage example can be found in the module documentation.

• The db_mysql module is now capable of doing asynchronous raw queries. It implements its own pool of connections (per process), so multiple queries can be done in parallel from the same process.

• Rework of how the LB session is controlled (start, resume, stop) from script:
  • new lb_start(), strictly used to start LB session. if sessions already started, old session will be lost and re-started again.
  • new lb_next(), continues an existing LB session (working as load_balance() from failure route - to do failover)
  • lb_start_and_next() - is simply a shorthand for 'lb_is_started()?lb_next():lb_start()' to simplify scripting. This function logically almost the same as old load_balance() function.
  • new lb_reset() to stop a current LB session
  • new lb_is_started() to check if there is any ongoing LB session
• the LB process (when started) takes one more flag to enable usage of destination with negative availability (exceeded capacity); do not ignore resources with negative availability, and thus able to select for load balancing destinations with exceeded capacity. This might be needed in scenarios where we want to limit generic calls volume and always pass important/high-priority calls.
• lb_count_call() - can take negative values, to revert a previous lb_count_call() action

A new module which performs both SIP message compression and SIP header compaction. The compression module gives you the means to reduce the size of the message, by using the following features:

• message body and the header compression
• unnecessary headers removal
• header name reduction to RFC compact form (such as 'v' for 'Via'); we support a limited set of compact headers from RFC 3261 and RFC 4028 (complete list at [2])
• unnecessary attribute lines removal from the sdp body which represent default values

A comprehensive tutorial is available beside the module documentation.

EXEC module

• Asynchronous exec() - the exec() function may now also be used in the asynchronous mode, via the async() statement.
• New generic exec() function - All "exec"-like functions merged into a single generic function - more information here

LOAD_BALANCER module

• rework of how the LB session is controlled (start, resume, stop) from script

A new module which performs both SIP message compression and SIP header compaction. Read more here ...

The emergency module provides emergency call treatment, following the IETF specs (RFC 6881, RFC6442) and the i2 specification of the American entity NENA(National Emergency Number Association). Module documentation is available here. Also, a comprehensive tutorial is available for describing the usage cases and how to use this module.

A new module that helps you prevent fraud by detecting (in a per user fashion) fraudulent calls based on dialing patterns (using patterns on total number of calls, on average duration, number of parallel calls, maximum cps value and more).\\

A new module that enables media streams to be proxied via RTPENGINE

Module to provide the SCTP transport protocol for SIP. You need to load this module if you want to define SIP listeners over SCTP. See the module documentation for parameters.

• The emergency module provides emergency call treatment, following the IETF specs (RFC 6881, RFC6442) and the i2 specification of the American entity NENA(National Emergency Number Association). Module documentation is available here. Also, a comprehensive tutorial is available for describing the usage cases and how to use this module.

• A new module that helps you prevent fraud by detecting (in a per user fashion) fraudulent calls based on dialing patterns (using patterns on total number of calls, on average duration, number of parallel calls, maximum cps value and more).
  See the complete usage tutorial and the module documentation for parameters and functions provided by this module.

Module to provide the TLS transport protocol for SIP. You need to load this module if you want to define SIP listeners over TLS. See the TLS usage tutorial and the module documentation for parameters.

NEW PROTO_SCTP module

Module to provide the SCTP transport protocol for SIP. You need to load this module if you want to define SIP listeners over SCTP. See the module documentation for parameters.

Module to provide the websocket transport protocol for SIP (server side). You need to load this module if you want to define SIP listeners over WS transport. See the websocket usage tutorial and the module documentation for parameters.

NEW PROTO_TLS module

Module to provide the TLS transport protocol for SIP (server side). You need to load this module if you want to define SIP listeners over WS transport.

Allows new protocols to be added in a much easier way. OpenSIPS 2.1 now comes with two built-in transport modules, TCP and UDP, and three optional protocol-modules: WebSocket, TLS and SCTP. The binary no longer needs to be recompiled every time you choose to support a new protocol.
In order to use one of those protocols (in a SIP listener), you need to load the corresponding module (as any other OpenSIPS module).

OpenSIPS 2.1 had the ability to perform, from script level, various operations in the asynchronous mode. Now you can run DB queries, REST queries or external scripts without the blocking penalty !

The OpenSIPS config file allows you to use certain functions in async way (via the dedicated "async" statement). The suspending and resuming is done at script level. A detailed description of how the async support works in 2.1 is available here: http://www.opensips.org/Documentation/Script-Async-2-1 .

The async scripting support is just the tip of the iceberg (when comes to the work which has been done). To make this possible, radical changes were implemented in OpenSIPS 2.1 (most of them imported from OpenSIPS experimental branch):

• per-process I/O reactors
• timer jobs dispatched across all SIP workers (versus dedicated timer procs)
• updatable transactions in TM (to be able to use the transactions as contexts for the async jump)
• transaction based async support in TM module
• processing context (to make it easier to suspend and resume the script execution)

The first modules providing async functions are:

• avpops for DB mysql queries
• exec for script execution
• rest_client for remote REST queries

NEW PROTO_WS module

SIP transport protocols rework

Allows new protocols to be added in a much easier way. OpenSIPS now comes with two built-in transport modules, TCP and UDP, and three optional modules: WebSocket, TLS and SCTP. The binary no longer needs to be recompiled every time you choose to support a new protocol.

Asynchronous I/O operations

DB core and API (for module developers)''': Primitives for managing asynchronous DB connection pools. To be used by SQL drivers when implementing the async DB API.

• New modparam: persistent_state - prevent OpenSIPS from making any runtime UPDATE queries on the dispatcher table

• New modparam: persistent_state - prevent OpenSIPS from making any runtime UPDATE queries on the dr_gateways and dr_carriers tables

Core

OpenSIPS Core

Config Script

• Internal networking layer rework - allows new protocols to be added in a much easier way. OpenSIPS now comes with two built-in transport modules, TCP and UDP, and three optional modules: WebSocket, TLS and SCTP. The binary no longer needs to be recompiled every time you choose to support a new protocol.

• New assert(statement, message) function - If statement does not hold, OpenSIPS can just print the message or even abort (if abort_on_assert is enabled). More information here ...

• New async() script statement: Dramatically improves the scalability of OpenSIPS config scripts which must perform blocking I/O (e.g. MySQL queries, exec scripts, HTTP queries). Halts current script execution and runs a resume route once the async operation is complete. More information in the OpenSIPS 2.1 async tutorial ...

• New async() script statement: Dramatically improves the scalability of OpenSIPS config scripts which must perform blocking I/O (e.g. MySQL queries, exec scripts, HTTP queries). Halts current script execution and runs a resume route once the async operation is complete. ore information here ...

• New async() script statement: Dramatically improves the scalability of OpenSIPS config scripts which must perform blocking I/O (e.g. MySQL queries, exec scripts, HTTP queries). Halts current script execution and runs a resume route once the async operation is complete. ore information here ...

• A new module which performs both SIP message compression and SIP header compaction. Read more here ...

• New OpenSIPS module which performs both SIP message compression and SIP header compaction. Read more here ...

• Added a new compression module which performs both message compression and compaction. Read more here ...

• New $rT pseudo variable - Holds the current route type as a string. Useful for determining the original route type when inside another route in script - Allows for more generic and reusable routes. More information here ...

• New $rT pseudo variable - Holds the current route type as a string. Useful for determining the original route type when inside another route in script - Allows for more generic and reusable routes. More information here ...

• New TCP parameter: tcp_crlf_drop - set to 1 in order to drop "\r\n" pinging messages

• New TCP parameter: tcp_crlf_drop - set to 1 in order to close TCP connections in case of "\r\n" pinging messages

A manual for how to migrate/update from 1.11.x to 2.1.x is now available on site.

A manual for how to migrate/update from 1.11.x to 2.1.x is now available on site.

A manual for how to migrate/update from 1.10.x to 1.11.x is now available on site.

• Memory profiling with HP_MALLOC - send SIGUSR1 to OpenSIPS processes in order to print a detailed status of optimized shared memory buckets and fragment distribution

• New core parameter: db_max_async_connections - maximum number of connections to a single DB backend from a single worker
• New MI command: list_statistics - prints a list of all available statistics in the current configuration of OpenSIPS

LDAP module

• StartTLS support introduced. For example configurations, please refer to the new parameter documentation

• sync/async support for event_route (e3d37f4 TODO)

• (d84649e TODO)

• Added support for DATE fields when doing raw queries. Date fields are returned as UNIX timestamps at script level.

• cc_calls table added (2f6eb09 TODO)
• last_call_end column (4b366c5 TODO)

• Slight performance improvement for all SELECT queries

• Added the E_DLG_STATE_CHANGED event.

• dp_translate(): the "id" parameter may now also be given as a plain int

• ds_reload MI command updated to support partition-only reloading
• ds_is_in_list(): ip and port must no longer be strictly given as pvars
• Added the destination priority column

• New uri transformation: uri.schema - Extract the given URI's schema. More information here

• Support for multi-part bodies - $cT (Content-Type) and $rb (Request Body) are now indexed - e.g. $(rb[1])

• New uri transformation: uri.schema - Extract the given URI's schema. More information here ...

• New assert(statement, message) function - If statement does not hold, OpenSIPS can just print the message or even abort (if abort_on_assert is enabled).

• New assert(statement, message) function - If statement does not hold, OpenSIPS can just print the message or even abort (if abort_on_assert is set to true).

• loadmodule statement ordering: eliminated! Modules can now be loaded in any order within the config script. Also added an easy-to-use module dependency specification logic for module developers! More information here ...

• loadmodule statement ordering: eliminated! Modules can now be loaded in _any order within the config script. Also added an easy-to-use module dependency specification logic for module developers! More information here ...

• New MI command: list_statistics - prints a list of all available statistics in the current configuration of OpenSIPS (dd03176)

• New shm_check MI function - To be used when running with memory debugging (DBG_QM_MALLOC memory allocator). Does a complete scan of the shared memory pool and aborts OpenSIPS on any encountered sign of memory corruption.

• loadmodule statement ordering: eliminated! Modules can now be loaded in any order within the config script. Also added an easy-to-use module dependency specification logic for module developers! More information here ...

• Asynchronous DB core and API (for module developers): Primitives for managing asynchronous DB connection pools. To be used by SQL drivers when implementing the async DB API.

• Internal networking layer rework - allows new protocols to be added in a much easier way. OpenSIPS now comes with two built-in transport modules, TCP and UDP, and three optional shared libraries: WebSocket, TLS and SCTP. The binary no longer needs to be recompiled every time you choose to support a new protocol.

NEW PROTO_WS module (TODO)

• New static TCP & UDP modules (TODO)

NEW PROTO_TLS module (TODO)

NEW PROTO_SCTP module (TODO)

NEW PROTO_WS module (TODO)

• WebSocket support (TODO)

• New output when dumping the free memory hash table with HP_MALLOC

• when using rest_post(), you may omit the "send_content_type" parameter. It will default to "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"

• New uri transformation: uri.schema - Extract the given URI's schema (TODO) transformations manual for usage examples

NEW TOPOLOGY_HIDING module

• (d84649e)

NEW CALL_EMERGENCY module (TODO)

• (d8cfac6)

CACHEDB_MONGODB module

• Added support for DATE fields when doing raw queries. Date fields are returned as UNIX timestamps (4782d0a)

• New core parameter: db_max_async_connections - maximum number of connections to a single DB backend from a single worker (3eacd98)

• Asynchronous exec() - the exec() call may now also be used asynchronously, in an async() block (e7a090f)

• New core parameter: tcp_crlf_drop - set to 1 in order to close TCP connections in case of "\r\n" pinging messages (487e7b5)

• Support for multi-part body - $cT (Content-Type) and $rb (Request Body) are now indexed - e.g. $(rb[1]) (1986385)

LOAD_BALANCER module (TODO)

• LOTS of changes -> TODO (f43a405)

NATHELPER module

• Ambiguous "oldmediaip" SDP attributes replaced with "oldcip" and "oldoip" (a5900b5)

PRESENCE module

• New end_sub_on_timeout modparam (7aa96b2)

EXEC module (TODO)

LDAP module (TODO)

• StartTLS support introduced (0b61cba)

EXEC module (todo)

• New generic exec() function - More information here ...

DB_UNIXODBC module

• Slight performance improvement for all SELECT queries. (683dfaa)

• load_balance() - two new algorithms (5986074)

• lb_count_call() - new parameter to revert a previous lb_count_call() action (cd0ac14)

• lb_count_call() - new parameter to revert the previous action (cd0ac14)

• new lb_reset() function (301e6d3)

• load_balance() function enhancements (a7549e0)

• Added a new event to be triggered when the state of a gateway is changed (either from MI or via probing triggered from script). More information here...

• Added async event handling - Allows for running the events in an asynchronous mode (in a dedicated process). More information here ...

• Added a new event to be triggered when the state of a gateway is changed (either from MI or via probing triggered from script). More information here ...

• Reworked the FIFO handling - added support for detecting if the FIFO file gets deleted (for re-creating it), and also added SIGHUP signal handling for re-creating and re-opening of the FIFO file.

• sync/async support for event_route (e3d37f4)

• Added the E_DLG_STATE_CHANGED event (10083ed)

• New string transformations: s.fill.left, s.fill.right - Fill a string with a char/string until a given final length is reached. Refer to the transformations manual for usage examples

• New string transformations: (s.fill.left / s.fill.right) - Fill a string with a char/string until a given final length is reached. Refer to the transformations manual for usage examples

• ds_is_in_list(): ip and port must no longer be strictly given as pvars (e7bccda)

• Added the ability to propagate various Contact Header / URI parameters when doing topology hiding - helpful for preserving some end-to-end functionality relying on URI params. Read more here ...

• When using the uac_auth() for having OpenSIPS do SIP authentication, the CSEQ number will be increased for subsequent authentication requests - thus fixing various downstream issues (e.g. Asterisk treating the AUTH request as a retransmission due to the same CSEQ number).

• New MI command: list_statistics - (dd03176)

• ds_reload MI command updated to support partition-only reloading (7a58426)

• last_call_end column (4b366c5)

CALL_CENTER module

• cc_calls table added (2f6eb09)

EVENT_RABBITMQ module

• The rabbitmq module can now send messages to different exchanges . You can simply specify the exchange you want to use in the socket url. More information here ...

MI_JSON module

• Full rework (459dffb)

• Added priority column (6dc7261)

• dp_translate(): the "id" parameter may now also be given as a plain int (2923d41)

• Reworked the FIFO handling - added support for detecting if the FIFO file gets deleted ( for re-creating it ), and also added SIGHUP signal handling for re-creating and re-opening of the FIFO file.

MSILO module

• Added support for external body (2e4b2d5)

RTPPROXY module

• rtpproxy_enable MI command : optional set_id param added (28a974b)

• New shm_check MI function - To be used when running with memory debugging ( DBG_QM_MALLOC memory allocator ). Does a complete scan of the shared memory pool and aborts OpenSIPS on any encountered sign of memory corruption.

• Support for RFC 5031 urn:service URIs

• Support for RFC 5031 urn:service URIs -

• loadmodule statement ordering: eliminated! Modules can now be loaded in any order within the config script. Also added an easy-to-use module dependency specification logic for module developers! More information here ...

• rest_get() and rest_post() may now be used asynchronously. A usage example can be found in the module documentation.

• The emergency module provides emergency call treatment, following the architecture i2 specification of the american entity NENA(National Emergency Number Association). Read more here.

NEW EMERGENCY module

• The emergency module provides emergency call treatment, following the architecture i2 specification of the american entity NENA. (National Emergency Number Association). Read more here.

NEW FRAUD_DETECTION module

• A new module that helps you prevent fraud by detecting fraudulent calls based on dialing patterns. Read more here.

NEW COMPRESSION module

• Added a new compression module which does message compression and compaction. Read more here.

NEW COMPRESSION module

• Added a new compression module which does message compression and compaction. Read more here.

COMPRESSION module

USRLOC module

• Succesfully added compression module which does message compression and compaction. Read more

http://lists.opensips.org/pipermail/devel/2015-February/016340.html

• loadmodule statement ordering: eliminated! Modules can now be loaded in any order within the config script. Also added an easy module dependency specification logic for module developers! More information here ...

REST_CLIENT module

• rest_get() may now be used asynchronously. A usage example can be found in the module documentation.

• Asynchronous DB core and API: Primitives for managing async DB connection pools. To be used by SQL drivers when implementing the async DB API.

• avp_db_query() may now be used asynchronously. A usage example can be found in the module documentation.

• Loadmodule statement ordering: eliminated! Modules can now be loaded in any order within the config script. Also added an easy module dependency specification logic for module developers! More information here ...

• avp_db_query() may now be used asynchronously. For usage examples, please refer to the module documentation.

• The db_mysql module is now capable of doing asynchronous raw queries.

• Async DB core and API: Primitives for managing async DB connection pools. To be used by SQL drivers when implementing the async DB API.

AVPOPS module

• avp_db_query() may now be used asynchronously. For usage examples, please refer to the module documentation.

DB_MYSQL module

• The db_mysql module is now capable of doing asynchronous raw queries.

• Debugging levels: complete rework. They can now be set globally or individually (per process) using the debug MI command. More information here ...

• New $rT pseudo variable - Holds the current route type as a string. Useful for determining the original route type when inside another route in script - Allows for more generic and reusable routes. More information here ...
• New string transformation (s.fill) - Fills a string with a char/string until a given final length is reached. Refer to the transformations manual for usage examples

• You can now specify attributes from the domain names that can be used later on from the script. More information here ...

• The rabbitmq module can now send messages to different exchanges . You can simply specify the exchange you want to use in the socket url. More information here ...

• Call-ID topology hiding support was added within the dialog module - there are many cases where the callid contains IPs, thus revealing part of the network topology. More information here ...
• Added the ability to propagate various Contact URI parameters when doing topology hiding - helpful for preserving some end-to-end functionality relying on URI params. Read more here ...

• Routing is now partition based: you may specify which string translation rules want to use to route certain messages. Thus you can re-use the routing rules for various purposes, while keeping the provisioning and reloading part fully separate. More information here...
• New column: timerec. Allows time recurrence based enabling of dialplan rules (accepted strings are RFC 2445 compatible). Backwards-compatible with the previous DB schema. More information here...

• Routing is now partition based: you may specify by which partition's rules you want to route certain messages. Thus you can re-use the routing rules for various purposes, while keeping the provisioning and reloading part fully separate. More information here...

• Routing is now partition based: you may specify by which partition's rules you want to route certain messages. Thus you can re-use the routing rules for various purposes ( eg: separate routing, prefix matching, etc ), while keeping the provisioning and reloading part fully separate. More information here...
• Using the new MI function dr_reload_status you can get the time of the last "dr_reload" (update) for any partition. The feature is available even if you don't use partitions. More information here...
• A new MI function dr_number_routing was added which allows to simulate a do_routing() call, by fetching the list of the gateways / carriers to which a number would be routed. More information here...
• Added a new event to be triggered when the state of a gateway is changed ( either from MI or via probing triggered from script ). More information here...

• Added async event handling - Allows for running the events in an asynchronous mode ( in a dedicated process ). More information here ...

• Added a new event to be triggered when the state of a gateway is changed ( either from MI or via probing triggered from script ). More information here ...

• The sipmsg_validate function can now be used to check the From, To and Contact headers. More information here...
• All the Codec related functions accepting regexps can now also accept pseudovariables containing the regex - allowing for fetching the REGEXPs from various sources ( eg. Database ). Read more here ...

• Added per contact events - raised when a new contact is inserted / updated / deleted. Read more here ...

Devel Plan 2.1 release (TODO list)

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Migration from 1.11.x to 2.1.0

To be done on release date.

What is new in 2.1.0

Core

• Debugging levels: complete rework. They can now be set globally or individually (per process) using the debug MI command. More information here ...
• Loadmodule statement ordering: eliminated! Modules can now be loaded in any order within the config script. Also added an easy module dependency specification logic for module developers! More information here ...
• New shm_check MI function - To be used when running with memory debugging ( DBG_QM_MALLOC memory allocator ). Does a complete scan of the shared memory pool and aborts OpenSIPS on any encountered memory error.

Script

• New assert(statement, message) function - If statement does not hold, OpenSIPS can just print the message or even abort (if abort_on_assert is set to true).
• New $rT pseudo variable - Holds the current route type as a string. Useful for determining the original route type when inside another route in script - Allows for more generic and reusable routes. More information here ...
• New string transformation (s.fill) - Fills a string with a char/string until a given final length is reached. Refer to the transformations manual for usage examples

NEW RTPENGINE module

• A new module that enables media streams to be proxied via RTPENGINE

CACHEDB_SQL module

• Full rework of the module, including a better usage of the CACHEDB interface, and also allowing for multiple DB connections to be used from script.

DOMAIN module

• You can now specify attributes from the domain names that can be used later on from the script. More information here ...

EVENT_RABBITMQ module

• The rabbitmq module can now send messages to different exchanges . You can simply specify the exchange you want to use in the socket url. More information here ...

DIALOG module

• Call-ID topology hiding support was added within the dialog module - there are many cases where the callid contains IPs, thus revealing part of the network topology. More information here ...
• Added the ability to propagate various Contact URI parameters when doing topology hiding - helpful for preserving some end-to-end functionality relying on URI params. Read more here ...

DIALPLAN module

• Routing is now partition based: you may specify which string translation rules want to use to route certain messages. Thus you can re-use the routing rules for various purposes, while keeping the provisioning and reloading part fully separate. More information here...
• New column: timerec. Allows time recurrence based enabling of dialplan rules (accepted strings are RFC 2445 compatible). Backwards-compatible with the previous DB schema. More information here...

DISPATCHER module

• Routing is now partition based: you may specify by which partition's rules you want to route certain messages. Thus you can re-use the routing rules for various purposes, while keeping the provisioning and reloading part fully separate. More information here...

DROUTING module

• Routing is now partition based: you may specify by which partition's rules you want to route certain messages. Thus you can re-use the routing rules for various purposes ( eg: separate routing, prefix matching, etc ), while keeping the provisioning and reloading part fully separate. More information here...
• Using the new MI function dr_reload_status you can get the time of the last "dr_reload" (update) for any partition. The feature is available even if you don't use partitions. More information here...
• A new MI function dr_number_routing was added which allows to simulate a do_routing() call, by fetching the list of the gateways / carriers to which a number would be routed. More information here...
• Added a new event to be triggered when the state of a gateway is changed ( either from MI or via probing triggered from script ). More information here...

EVENT_ROUTE module

• Added async event handling - Allows for running the events in an asynchronous mode ( in a dedicated process ). More information here ...

LOAD_BALANCER module

• Added a new event to be triggered when the state of a gateway is changed ( either from MI or via probing triggered from script ). More information here ...

MI_FIFO module

• Reworked the FIFO handling - added support for detecting if the FIFO file gets deleted ( for re-creating it ), and also added SIGHUP signal handling for re-creating and re-opening of the FIFO file.

SIPMSGOPS module

• The sipmsg_validate function can now be used to check the From, To and Contact headers. More information here...
• All the Codec related functions accepting regexps can now also accept pseudovariables containing the regex - allowing for fetching the REGEXPs from various sources ( eg. Database ). Read more here ...

SIPTRACE module

• Split the fromip and toip DB columns ( which previously contained IP & port ) into two separate columns containing IP and port - thus allowing for faster database searches based on IPs.

UAC module

• When using the uac_auth() for having OpenSIPS do SIP authentication, the CSEQ number will be increased for subsequent authentication requests - thus fixing various downstream issues ( eg. Asterisk treating the AUTH request as a retransmission due to the same CSEQ number ).

USRLOC module

• Added per contact events - raised when a new contact is inserted / updated / deleted. Read more here ...

Devel Plan 1.12 release (TODO list)