Allows the DTLS fingerprint to "upgrade" the hash function of the certificate in order to fix Meet on Firefox which disobeys RFC 4572. For example, allows the DTLS fingerprint to use SHA-256 with a SHA-1 certificate.

This removes the need for the OperationFailedException as a leftover from extraction of libjitsi from desktop Jitsi.

If you need them, you can manually create them with mvn eclipse:eclipse.
Or use m2eclipse.

Fixes the name of the ConfigurationService/System property which controls the teardown of the DTLS (media) session if the fingerprint does not match the hashed certificate. Courtesy of Gavin Llewellyn.

Moves the Maven compiler source and target to jitsi-universe because 1.6 appears to be our requirement at the source level anyway.

Updates usrsctp to latest code c53d43ee76673ee281806497eb43750c239c145f. Updates build instructions with new repository and some notes.

Excludes the FFmpeg and G.722 JNI binaries from libjitsi because they reside in jitsi-lgpl-dependencies.

Tears down the DTLS (media) session if the fingerprint does not match the hashed certificate (i.e. conforms with RFC 5763). Generally, the Jitsi desktop client visually depicts the secure status and may want to set the ConfigurationService and/or System property org.jitsi.impl.neomedia.transform.dtls.DtlsControlImpl.verifyAndValidateCertificate to false in order to prevent the teardown.

Specify 1.6 as source and target of the Maven compiler plugin (that is what we have in the Ant build.xml).

This reverts commit ff1eb103.

This should now work as expected.

broken SRTP authentication tags when a non-zero offset is introduced
(for example from an external packet transformer). Closes #43.

Input buffer timestamp used instead of setting as unknown

Input buffer timestamp used instead of setting as unknown

Loads JNI libraries using JNIUtils instead of System in order to support binaries packed into the JAR as well.

Deletes the lib/native/freebsd* directories because we do not plan on maintaining FreeBSD support and nobody has stepped forward to support them for a long time now.

Deletes the files which implement Speex with pure Java because we are not using them anyway and we do not want the obsolete dependency on jspeex.