Is there any indication if this is a functional problem, or just a case of
logging that should be reduced - I'm trying to gauge if I should hold off
before upgrading.
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It is a warning, which should not be reduced or silenced. The memory manager
emits this warning because its not used correctly, e.g. in the example above a
free(0) was called. It should be investigated in the module. Its only warning
level, so it might be not a serious issue.
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I was able to "get around" that warning by changing the memory manager.
Not sure if this is the correct solution/workaround, but having the constant
warnings in the logs seems wrong.
I added `-x fm -X fm` to the kamailio run command.
Any downside to this change?
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> I was able to "get around" that warning by changing the memory manager.
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> Not sure if this is the correct solution/workaround, but having the constant
> warnings in the logs seems wrong.
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> I added `-x fm -X fm` to the kamailio run command.
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> Any downside to this change?
Well, the issue
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Hi @linuxmaniac , I was just trying out 5.8.2, which I should include this, and
I am still getting the warning. May I be missing something, or could it be that
the issue has a deeper root and the NULL check could be extended to
`pcre2_free()` from `dp_db.c`? I am not familiar with libpcre2, so I
Problem still exists in 5.8.2. Can this issue be re-opened?
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Reopened #3851.
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Just want to add in that I have the same issue with 5.8.2 but with regex module
itself.
> WARNING: [core/mem/q_malloc.c:520]: qm_free(): WARNING: free(0) called
> from regex: regex_mod.c: pcre2_free(173)
> version: kamailio 5.8.2 (x86_64/linux) 3fa5f4
flags: USE_TCP, USE_TLS, USE_SCTP, TLS_HOO
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fixes pushed to master and 5.8. Can you please confirm fix works for you?
tomorrow's nightly debs should contain the fixes
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Thank you! I rerun my scenarios on the nightly deb
`5.8.3~bpo12.20240719013235.39`, and I can confirm that the warnings are gone.
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Closed #3851 as completed.
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