###########################################################################
# Invite other party, and send some files. Uses re-INVITEs to support
# sending of multiple files. Exits once done or when peer hangs
# up
#
# Most of the code is option parsing and usage, the Net::SIP related code
# is at the end. The code is very similar to samples/invite_and_recv.pl,
# the main difference is at the end, using media_send_recv instead of
# media_recv_echo and doing re-invites on the same call
###########################################################################
use strict;
use warnings;
use IO::Socket::INET;
use Getopt::Long qw(:config posix_default bundling);
use Net::SIP;
use Net::SIP::Util 'create_socket_to';
use Net::SIP::Debug;
sub usage {
print STDERR "ERROR: @_\n" if @_;
print STDERR <<EOS;
usage: $0 [ options ] FROM TO
Makes SIP call from FROM to TO, sends voice from multiple
files to peer. Content in files need to be PCMU/8000 and
could be recorded with samples/invite_and_recv.pl
Options:
-d|--debug Enable debugging
-h|--help Help (this info)
-P|--proxy host[:port] use outgoing proxy, register there unless registrar given
-R|--registrar host[:port] register at given address
-S|--send filename send content of file, can be given multiple times
-L|--leg ip[:port] use given local ip[:port] for outgoing leg
-T|--timeout T timeout and cancel invite after T seconds, default 30
--username name username for authorization
--password pass password for authorization
Examples:
$0 -T 10 -S welcome.data -S announce.data sip:30\@192.168.178.4 sip:31\@192.168.178.1
$0 --username 30 -password secret --proxy=192.168.178.3 \
-S holy_shit.data sip:30\@example.com 31
EOS
exit( @_ ? 1:0 );
}
###################################################
# Get options
###################################################
my $ring_time = 30;
my ($proxy,@files,$registrar,$username,$password,$local_leg);
my ($debug,$hangup);
GetOptions(
'd|debug:i' => \$debug,
'h|help' => sub { usage() },
'P|proxy=s' => \$proxy,
'R|registrar=s' => \$registrar,
'S|send=s' => \@files,
'L|leg=s' => \$local_leg,
'T|timeout=s' => \$ring_time,
'username=s' =>\$username,
'password=s' =>\$password,
) || usage( "bad option" );
Net::SIP::Debug->level( $debug || 1 ) if defined $debug;
my ($from,$to) = @ARGV;
$to || usage( "no target" );
# register at proxy if proxy given and no registrar
$registrar ||= $proxy;
###################################################
# find local leg
###################################################
my ($local_host,$local_port);
if ( $local_leg ) {
($local_host,$local_port) = split( m/:/,$local_leg,2 );
} elsif ( ! $proxy ) {
# if no proxy is given we need to find out
# about the leg using the IP given from FROM
($local_host,$local_port) = $from =~m{\@([\w\-\.]+)(?::(\d+))?}
or die "cannot find SIP domain in '$from'";
}
my $leg;
if ( $local_host ) {
my $addr = gethostbyname( $local_host )
|| die "cannot get IP from SIP domain '$local_host'";
$addr = inet_ntoa( $addr );
$leg = IO::Socket::INET->new(
Proto => 'udp',
LocalAddr => $addr,
LocalPort => $local_port || 5060,
);
# if no port given and port 5060 is already used try another one
if ( !$leg && !$local_port ) {
$leg = IO::Socket::INET->new(
Proto => 'udp',
LocalAddr => $addr,
LocalPort => 0
) || die "cannot create leg at $addr: $!";
}
$leg = Net::SIP::Leg->new( sock => $leg );
}
###################################################
# SIP code starts here
###################################################
# create necessary legs
# If I have an only outgoing proxy I could skip this step because constructor
# can make leg to outgoing_proxy itself
my @legs;
push @legs,$leg if $leg;
foreach my $addr ( $proxy,$registrar) {
$addr || next;
if ( ! grep { $_->can_deliver_to( $addr ) } @legs ) {
my $sock = create_socket_to($addr) || die "cannot create socket to $addr";
push @legs, Net::SIP::Leg->new( sock => $sock );
}
}
# create user agent
my $ua = Net::SIP::Simple->new(
from => $from,
outgoing_proxy => $proxy,
legs => \@legs,
$username ? ( auth => [ $username,$password ] ):(),
);
# optional registration
if ( $registrar && $registrar ne '-' ) {
$ua->register( registrar => $registrar );
die "registration failed: ".$ua->error if $ua->error
}
# invite peer, send first file
my $peer_hangup; # did peer hang up?
my $no_answer; # or didn't it even answer?
my $rtp_done; # was sending file completed?
my $call = $ua->invite( $to,
# echo back, use -1 instead of 0 for not echoing back
init_media => $ua->rtp( 'send_recv', $files[0] ),
cb_rtp_done => \$rtp_done,
recv_bye => \$peer_hangup,
cb_noanswer => \$no_answer,
ring_time => $ring_time,
) || die "invite failed: ".$ua->error;
die "invite failed(call): ".$call->error if $call->error;
DEBUG( "Call established (maybe), sending first file $files[0]" );
$ua->loop( \$rtp_done,\$peer_hangup,\$no_answer );
die "Ooops, no answer." if $no_answer;
# mainloop until other party hangs up or we are done
# send one file after the other using re-invites
while ( ! $peer_hangup ) {
shift(@files); # done with file
@files || last;
# re-invite on current call for next file
DEBUG( "rtp_done=$rtp_done" );
my $rtp_done;
$call->reinvite(
init_media => $ua->rtp( 'send_recv', $files[0] ),
cb_rtp_done => \$rtp_done,
recv_bye => \$peer_hangup, # FIXME: do we need to repeat this?
);
DEBUG( "sending next file $files[0]" );
$ua->loop( \$rtp_done,\$peer_hangup );
}
unless ( $peer_hangup ) {
# no more files: hangup
my $stopvar;
$call->bye( cb_final => \$stopvar );
$ua->loop( \$stopvar );
}