use Net::Server::PreFork;
use Net::Server::Proto;
use IO::Socket::INET;
-use Socket;
+use Socket qw(:crlf);
use Data::Dumper; # For debugging
require UNIVERSAL::require;
last;
} else {
syslog("LOG_WARNING", "Invalid login attempt: '%s'", $uid);
- print("Invalid login\n");
+ print("Invalid login$CRLF");
}
}
}; # End of eval
syslog("LOG_ERR", "telnet_transport: Login Failed");
die "Login Failure";
} else {
- print "Login OK. Initiating SIP\n";
+ print "Login OK. Initiating SIP$CRLF";
}
$self->{account} = $account;
use Sys::Syslog qw(syslog);
use POSIX qw(strftime);
+use Socket qw(:crlf);
use Sip::Constants qw(SIP_DATETIME);
use Sip::Checksum qw(checksum);
# Read a packet from $file, using the correct record separator
#
sub read_SIP_packet {
- my $file = shift;
my $record;
- local $/ = "\r";
-
- $record = readline($file);
-
+ my $fh = shift or syslog("LOG_ERR", "read_SIP_packet: no filehandle argument!");
+ my $len1 = 999;
+
+ # local $/ = "\r"; # don't need any of these here. use whatever the prevailing $/ is.
+ # local $/ = "\012"; # Internet Record Separator (lax version)
+ { # adapted from http://perldoc.perl.org/5.8.8/functions/readline.html
+ for ( my $tries = 1 ; $tries <= 3 ; $tries++ ) {
+ undef $!;
+ $record = readline($fh);
+ if ( defined($record) ) {
+ while ( chomp($record) ) { 1; }
+ $len1 = length($record);
+ syslog( "LOG_DEBUG", "read_SIP_packet, INPUT MSG: '$record'" );
+ $record =~ s/^\s*[^A-z0-9]+//s; # Every line must start with a "real" character. Not whitespace, control chars, etc.
+ $record =~ s/[^A-z0-9]+$//s; # Same for the end. Note this catches the problem some clients have sending empty fields at the end, like |||
+ $record =~ s/\015?\012//g; # Extra line breaks must die
+ $record =~ s/\015?\012//s; # Extra line breaks must die
+ $record =~ s/\015*\012*$//s; # treat as one line to include the extra linebreaks we are trying to remove!
+ while ( chomp($record) ) { 1; }
+
+ $record and last; # success
+ } else {
+ if ($!) {
+ syslog( "LOG_DEBUG", "read_SIP_packet (try #$tries) ERROR: $! $@" );
+ # die "read_SIP_packet ERROR: $!";
+ warn "read_SIP_packet ERROR: $! $@";
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ if ($record) {
+ my $len2 = length($record);
+ syslog("LOG_INFO", "read_SIP_packet, INPUT MSG: '$record'") if $record;
+ ($len1 != $len2) and syslog("LOG_DEBUG", "read_SIP_packet, trimmed %s character(s) (after chomps).", $len1-$len2);
+ } else {
+ syslog("LOG_WARNING", "read_SIP_packet input %s, end of input.", (defined($record) ? "empty ($record)" : 'undefined'));
+ }
#
# Cen-Tec self-check terminals transmit '\r\n' line terminators.
# This is actually very hard to deal with in perl in a reasonable
# first record, and then a \n at the BEGINNING of the next record.
# So, the simplest thing to do is just throw away a leading newline
# on the input.
- #
- $record =~ s/^\012// if $record;
+ #
+ # This is now handled by the vigorous cleansing above.
syslog("LOG_INFO", encode_utf8("INPUT MSG: '$record'")) if $record;
return $record;
}
$msg = encode_utf8($msg);
if ($error_detection) {
- if (defined($self->{seqno})) {
- $msg .= 'AY' . $self->{seqno};
- }
- $msg .= 'AZ';
- $cksum = checksum($msg);
- $msg .= sprintf('%04.4X', $cksum);
+ if (defined($self->{seqno})) {
+ $msg .= 'AY' . $self->{seqno};
+ }
+ $msg .= 'AZ';
+ $cksum = checksum($msg);
+ $msg .= sprintf('%04.4X', $cksum);
}
if ($file) {
- print $file "$msg\r";
+ print $file "$msg$CRLF";
} else {
- print "$msg\r";
- syslog("LOG_INFO", "OUTPUT MSG: '$msg'");
+ print "$msg$CRLF";
+ syslog("LOG_INFO", "OUTPUT MSG: '$msg'");
}
$last_response = $msg;