Bugs item #1870301, was opened at 2008-01-13 13:15
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Category: core
Group: ver devel
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: Iñaki Baz (ibc_sf)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Script variables persist for more than a message processing
Initial Comment:
According to the doc [1] any user can expect that a script variable persists
during a single message proccesing but the real behaviour is very unexpected
since the content of a script variable persists eternally into each OpenSer
process.
An example:
------------------------------------------------
route {
if ($rU == "test") {
$var(test) = "calling to test !!!";
}
xlog("L_INFO","---- pid = $pp \n");
xlog("L_INFO","---- var(test) = $var(test) \n");
}
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Now supossing there are those OpenSer processes running:
~# pidof openser
10001 10002
TEST:
1) Call to $rU = "other":
---- pid = 10001
---- var(test) = 0 [2]
2) Call to $rU = "test":
---- pid = 10002
---- var(test) = calling to test !!!
3) Call to $rU = "other":
---- pid = 10002
---- var(test) = calling to test !!!
Note that in 2) and 3) the message has been processed by the same pid (10002).
In 2) the variable was set to "calling to test !!!" since $rU was "test".
In 3) $rU is not "test" (it's "other" in fact) but when reading the variable
$avp(test) it has the previously value "calling to test !!!" set in a
**different** message processing.
IMHO there is something wrong here, it makes no sense to keep a variable data
for different message processing. In fact this behaviour can become dangerous
if we take decissions based on script variable content and we just set them a
value in certains cases (note that to be sure we should set "$var(test)=0" at
the beggining of the script, that's not very cool).
I think the expected behaviour is that a script variable should persist just
during a message processing, and be deleted from memory after that instead of
persist for the pid that processed the message.
[1]
http://www.openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/pseudovariables:1.3.x#script_variables
[2] Correct since null variables are initialized to 0.
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