I was quickly looking through the CVS code of today and wonder if this was maybe created by the fact that login is being rejected but enquire link tries to send its message anyway and then crashes. Could you tell me exactly on your CVS 20060727 version where is line 1811 in that version? On
I am using Centos 4.2 i386 on an intel p3 machine.
so this is a glibc panic situation what should we say here? - out of
Kannel
scope.
Suggestion: take a more common Linux distro: FC4,5 or debian.
Hm. I'd not be surprised to find that in production level servers Centos
4.x is more
Stuart's just left for the day, but I've picked out line 1811 in
function io_thread in gw/smsc/smsc_smpp.c from the source code we're using:
...
/* unbind
* Read so long as unbind_resp received or timeout passed.
Otherwise
we have
* double delivered
Hi,
attached patch is a try to fix too much open filedescriptors when handling
MO/DLR in smsbox.
Patch adds new config option to smsbox group 'max-pending-requests'. If no
option given max-pending-requests is set to 1024.
This is resonable value for open filedescriptors.
Patch is really
Alexander Malysh wrote:
Hi,
attached patch is a try to fix too much open filedescriptors when
handling MO/DLR in smsbox.
Patch adds new config option to smsbox group 'max-pending-requests'. If
no option given max-pending-requests is set to 1024.
This is resonable value for open
