On 06/01/2009 08:35 PM, Juha Heinanen wrote:
if i remember correctly, k told the config file line number where an error occurred and also the name of the function that issued it. sr doesn't do so. see previous message about deprecated pv syntax warnings and now also this:
Jun 1 20:24:49 localhost /usr/sbin/sip-router[14871]: ERROR: utils [utils.c:244]: result pvar is not writeble
in general, how can i know where the problem occurred?
in this particular case, i know where the error comes from:
http_query("some_query", "$ru");the same statement works fine in k. why is $ru not writeble? can i replace it with some other form of request-uri variable?
there is a problem with the common fixup system -- I think Andrei implemented it.
K functions expect a pointer to pv_spec_t and now a pv_spec_t** is returned when fixup_pvar() is used. fparam_t.v.pvs is a pv_spec_t* and the *param (from fixup call) is filled with &fparam_t.v.
A solution would be to add a void *fixed_param to fparam_t that is either set to &fparam_t.v or to a filed insind 'u' union, and this one is used to fill the 'param'.
Cheers, Daniel