Hello all, Although I already made a response to Mr. Tzafrir Cohen's original message regarding this bug 4 days ago, I am now re-sending it to the Debian BTS for record purposes.
On 8/19/07, Tzafrir Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Indeed. > > So let's try to track this down. Ok, here are the things I've done here on my Asterisk v1.4.9 on Debian GNU/Linux Etch: To get a core file: > > echo '/tmp/core.%e.%t' >/proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern I did this. Enable the -g flag to Asterisk by editing the init.d script (there's an > example in the default file but when I look at it now it seems to be > slightly wrong: it tries to mess with core_pattern as well). I didn't follow this. What I did was I uncommented the line 21 of my /etc/default/asterisk file with the line that look like this: PARAMS="-F -g -vvv" Please install thepackage asterisk-dbg to produce useful backtraces. I didn't installed the asterisk-dbg package. After starting the Asterisk service through: # /etc/init.d/asterisk start I entered into the Asterisk shell then executed the command below: CLI> set verbose 10 So, after a few call attempts to a GSM mobile phone and PSTN telephone, the Asterisk service crashed and you can download the core dump file it generated at http://files-upload.com/files/455557/core.asterisk-1.4.9 or at http://www.filecrunch.com/file/~jab6ay . I hope that this core dump file can help provide you information on what's the cause of the problem and a possible solution on your side. I would also like to add info about this crash problem that I think Asterisk crashes when the caller is from a SIP (soft)phone calling to a PSTN telephone because I remember that I've been using it calling from an analog phone to a PSTN telephone and vice versa but the Asterisk don't crash or even the channels are released properly after the call. Thank you in advance. More power to you! GNUbie
