Thanks @linuxmaniac! do you know when this will be officially out? i.e. 5.8.2?
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@miconda @linuxmaniac i'm having the sane problem when upgrading from 5.5:
```
#^.*friendly-scanner.*$
#^.*sundayddr.*$
#^.*sipcli.*$
#^.*eyeBeam.*$
#^.*Asterisk.*$
#^.*asterisk.*$
```
the crash:
``` 0(890199) INFO: regex [regex_mod.c:419]: load_pcres():
Please check master
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@dkovik can you please confirm that the fix works for you?
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> On the other hand, I am not sure if it is enough, I guess the compiled regex
> has to be stored in shared memory and I cannot say it is done. Maybe
> @linuxmaniac can have more insights on it.
Sorry for the delay. Yes, I think that coping the pointers to shm was not
properly done in the
Yes, I have this issue in my TODO list. Hopefully I will get to it this week.
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Looked a bot over it and the `pcres` global was not allocated, by an assign to
`*pcres` was done.
On the other hand, I am not sure if it is enough, I guess the compiled regex
has to be stored in shared memory and I cannot say it is done. Maybe
@linuxmaniac can have more insights on it.
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