Kurento overwrites PPID of data channel packets as type "String" even when sent as "Binary"

[DorianScholz]

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Issue description

Kurento overwrites PPID of data channel packets as type "String" even when packet was sent with PPID set to "Binary".
Trying to send binary data on data channel via Kurento to Chrome results in UTF decoding errors in Chrome and therefore never reaches JavaScript onMessage handler.
More details and fix are in this PR: Kurento/kms-elements#42

[github-actions]

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[j1elo]

Hi Dorian, thanks for looking into this :-) I saw your PR. Right now I'm on holidays, so this needs to wait until September, when I'll probably move forward with several PRs that are pending review for Kurento, to merge before release 6.18El 15 ago. 2022 23:36, "github-actions[bot]" ***@***.***> escribió: Hello @DorianScholz! 👋 we're sorry you found a bug... so first of all, thank you very much for reporting it. To know about progress, check in Triage. All issues are considered Backlog Candidates until work priorities align and the issue is selected for development. It will then become part of our official Backlog. —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[DorianScholz]

@j1elo thanks you for the update! Would be great if this can land in the 6.18 release! But first, enjoy your holiday!

[DorianScholz]

@j1elo thank you for merging this into the new 6.18 release!

[j1elo]

You're welcome! Actually, thanks to you for the work of finding the cause of a defect and fixing it :)

[DorianScholz]

Happy to help! Thanks for providing a great open source product!