Make GObjects from the remaining simple structures.
Remove GstRTSPSessionStream, it's not needed.
Rename GstRTSPMediaStream -> GstRTSPStream: It is shorter
Rename GstRTSPMediaTrans -> GstRTSPStreamTransport: It describes how
a GstRTSPStream should be transported to a client.
Rename GstRTSPMediaFactory::get_element -> create_element because that
more accurately describes what it does.
Make nice methods instead of poking in the structures.
Move some methods inside the relevant object source code.
Use GPtrArray to store objects instead of plain arrays, it is more
natural and allows us to more easily clean up.
Move the allocation of udp ports to the Stream object. The Stream object
contains the elements needed to stream the media to a client.
Improve the prepare and unprepare methods. Unprepare should now undo
everything prepare did. Improve also async unprepare when doing EOS on
shutdown. Make sure we always unprepare correctly.
This patch makes it possible for the client to send transport settings for
multicast (destination && ttl). Client settings must be explicitly allowed or
the server will use its own settings.
Fixes https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=685561
Don't destroy the client watch while dispatching. The rtsp watch is
automatically destroyed after the rtsp watch function closed() has
been called.
Fixes https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=685220
In client_unlink_session: now don't iterate in session->medias
list where items are removed by gst_rtsp_session_release_media.
Instead, repeatedly remove the first item.
The problem occurs when the client abruptly closes the connection without
issuing a TEARDOWN. The TEARDOWN handler in the rtsp-client.c file of the RTSP
server is where the pipeline gets torn down. Since this handler is not called,
the pipeline remains and is up and running. Subsequent clients get their own
pipelines and if the do not issue TEARDOWNs then those pipelines will also
remain up and running. This is a resource leak.
Allow for adding a GstRTSPAuth on the factory and media level and check
permissions when accessing the factory.
Add hints to the auth methods for future more fine grained authorisation.
Add example application for per factory authentication.
Pass the collected information for the ongoing request in a GstRTSPClientState
structure that we can then pass around to simplify the method arguments. This
will also be handy when we implement logging functionality.
Make sure the session does not timeout when using TCP. We need to do this
because quicktime player does not send RTCP for some reason in tunneled
mode.
Refactor some cleanup code.
Fixes#612915
Handle lost_tunnel callbacks and use it to store the tunnelid back into the
hashtable so that we can reuse it for when the client reopens the POST
socket.
Close the connection after a TEARDOWN.
Make sure or watchid is cleared when the watch is removed.
Fixes#612915
Rework the transport parsing code so that we can ignore transports we don't
support instead of just picking the first one we can parse.
Configure a (for now hardcoded) destination for multicast transports.
Add support for tunneling over HTTP.
Use new connection methods to retrieve the url.
Dispatch messages based on the message type instead of blindly
assuming it's always a request.
Keep track of the watch id so that we can remove it later.
Set the media pipeline to NULL before unreffing the pipeline.
Use the async RTSP channels instead of spawning a new thread for each client.
If a sessionid is specified in a request, fail if we don't have the session.
Move the session header setting code to a central place so that we always add
the timeout parameter too.
Handle timeouts by running the session cleanup code.
Stop media before cleaning up.
Add the timeout value to the Session header for unusual timeout values.
Allow us to configure a limit to the amount of active sessions in a pool. Set a
limit on the amount of retry we do after a sessionid collision.
Add properties to the sessionid and the timeout of a session. Keep track of
creation time and last access time for sessions.
Fix the refcounting of media and sessions in the client. Properly clean up the
session data when the client performs a teardown.
Add Server header to responses.
Allow for multiple uri setups in one session.
Add Range header to the PLAY response and add the range attribute to the SDP
message.
Fix the session pool remove method, it used the wrong key in the hashtable. Also
give the ownership of the sessionid to the session object.
Make the media accept an array of transports for the streams that we have
configured for the play/pause requests.
Implement server states for a client and its media.
Require 0.10.22.1 (git HEAD) of gstreamer.
Handle thread create errors.
Rename some internal methods to better match what they actually do.
Handle misconfiguration of session_pool and media_mapping gracefully.
Cache the DESCRIBE media and uri in the client connection and reuse them when
we receive a SETUP request in the same connection for the same uri.
Cleanup the client connection object.
Added various other test server examples
Move the SDP message generation to a separate helper.
Refactor common code for finding the session.
Add content-base for realplayer compatibility
Clean up request uris before processing for better vlc compatibility.
Move prerolling and pipeline construction to the RTSPMedia object.
Use multiudpsink for future pipeline reuse.
Rename GstRTSPMediaBin to GstRTSPMedia
Parse the request url into a GstRTSPUri object and pass this object to the
various handlers and methods that require the uri.
Make GstMediaFactory an object that can instantiate GstMediaBin objects.
The GstMediaBin object has a handle to a bin with elements and to a list of
GstMediaStream objects that this bin produces.
Add GstMediaMapper that can map url mountpoints to GstMediaFactory objects along
with methods to register and remove those mappings.
Add methods and a property to GstRTSPServer to manage the GstMediaMapper object
used by the server instance.
Modify the example application so that it shows how to create custom pipelines
attached to a specific mount point.
Various misc cleanps.
