Upgrade from 3.1.x to 3.2.x

This sections presents notes, listed by modules, about the structure of database tables that existed in v3.1.x and changed during development of v3.2.0.

• table acc
  • callid column has now the size varchar(255)
• table missed_calls
  • callid column in has now the size varchar(255)

• table htable
  • table version is 2
  • new column: expires INT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL

• table lcr_gw
  • table version is 2.
  • Renamed lcr_gw table column 'tag' to 'prefix'.
  • Added new lcr_gw table column 'tag': tag VARCHAR(64) DEFAULT NULL.
  • Script modules/lcr/utils/lcr_upgrade_from_3.1.sh can be used to perform the upgrade of lcr_gw table.

• table active_watchers
  • callid column has now the size varchar(255)

• table pua
  • table version is 7
  • call_id column has now the size varchar(255)
  • pres_id column has now the size varchar(255)

• table rls_presentity
  • table version is 1
  • content_type column has now the size varchar(255)
  • callid column has now the size varchar(255)
  • contact column has now the size varchar(128)

• table sip_trace
  • table version is 3
  • new columns: time_us INT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL
  • msg column has the type: MEDIUMTEXT

• table xcap
  • table version is 4
  • doc column has the type: MEDIUMBLOB
  • doc_uri column has now the size varchar(255)

• Renamed 'dont_strip_or_tag_flag' module parameter to 'dont_strip_or_prefix_flag'.
• Added new optional 'tag_avp' module parameter and made 'lcr_flags' module parameter optional.
• If 'tag_avp' module parameter is defined, gateway's tag field value is assigned to the AVP by next_gw() and from_gw() functions.
• load_gws() syntax has changed from load_gws(lcr_id[, caller_uri]) to load_gws(lcr_id[, uri_user[, caller_uri]]).
• [to|from][_any]_gw() functions now check also transport protocol of gateway.
• [to|from]_gw() syntax has changed from [to|from]_gw(lcr_id[, ip_addr]) to [to|from]_gw(lcr_id[, ip_addr, proto]).
• [to|from]_any_gw() syntax has changed from [to|from]_any_gw([ip_addr]) to [to|from]_any_gw([ip_addr, proto]).

• New function is_int(pvar) that returns true if pvar argument has integer value.