On 03/01/2011 11:02 AM, Andrew O. Zhukov wrote:
On 03/01/2011 10:49 AM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
On 3/1/11 8:41 AM, Andrew O. Zhukov wrote:
I someone interested in .
It's the old coredumps from 1.3.4. It's really much stabile then 1.5.5
I did degrade today night
version 1.3.x is openser only which became later kamailio, practically
is no other option for this version.
Have you considered upgrading to latest stable (3.1.x) instead of
downgrade?
Daniel,
I sent you my config.
How can I do it on a hi usage production server for a one night.
The lot of fixes for a different buggy customers SIP and NAT devices
which is impossible to retest again.
I'll try opensips and possible will be back.
Hello,
I had been checking the coredumps you provided for a while. I don't
think they are very useful because for me this looks like an Heisenbug.
The coredumps only show the result of the memory corruption and not the
cause.
Daniel has asked you for some input when compiling with memory debug on
(to see if canary values where overwritten by what operations). I have
not seen this output yet (don't know if you send it privately to him, or
I have missed it on the list). Try to compile again with debug memory
support, and set logging to a apropriate level.
An idea is to set a special server with a special version of Kamailio.
Minimize the number of children (use only one worker) and use just part
of the traffic so you have a easier debugging. The bug affects private
memory so the number of children should not be an impact. Also you might
want to increase the PKG_MEM_SIZE from the default value of 4 MB to
something bigger (try 10-15 MB or more). See if this has an impact on
the bug (it might be caused by fragmentation in this case a bigger pool
might help).
If all else fail, I strongly suggest dropping pkg_malloc all together,
and using libc's Malloc() instead. This is done at compile time by
removing the -DPKG_MALLOC from Makefile.defs and recompiling.. This
should fix your bug
Marius
Cheers,
Daniel
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