@davyvdm - have you been able to test with patches from PR #1063? Is all going
fine with them?
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The issue is in the tm module. While processing the resumed reply, since we are
in a case of final reply for the transaction, we delete it after sending it
out. This is causing the carsh when, at the end of t_continue we try to access
the branch's reply.
I've open a PR https://github.com/kamaili
I'm sorry, I've been quite busy in the last days. I will try to
reproduce/investigate this in the next days. The function should indeed work in
the scenario. @davyvdm: to be clear, are you calling http_async_query in a
reply route or in a failure route?
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@davyvdm ok, wanted to clarify -- maybe Federico ( @grumvalski ) can assert if
the function is expected to run for sip replies or not, and investigate if does
the expected behaviour in this case.
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@miconda that is correct, when I put the snippet elsewhere (not in
reply_route), there is no issue...
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@davyvdm - your config snippet is from a reply_route (executed when handling a
SIP response)?
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@linuxmaniac thank you for the remark ;) updated it
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@davyvdm please use the proper format (insert code) when pasting gdb output or
github gets confused
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Using kamailio-dbg:
Reading symbols from /usr/sbin/kamailio...Reading symbols from
/usr/lib/debug/.build-id/fe/4d6c322f76df685bbec9adafde99fc43c0bc6a.debug...done.
done.
[New LWP 11891]
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
Using host libthread_db library "/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libthread_
Also, install kamailio-dbg package (which has the debug symbols) and grab again
the backtrace, it will be more useful.
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Could you please describe the procedure to reproduce the segfault and, in case,
the relevant part of your config?
Thanks.
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### Description
I'm using a few serial http_async_client functions in my config, I found one
setup in which kamailio stops with a segmentation fault just doing one call. I
can reproduce it in my concrete config, but can't put my finger on the
bleeding. I do have a core file.
### Troubleshoot
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