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My previous commit was not related to this issue, it was a cleanup in a function used at startup.
As I said in the comment above, get the backtrace with gdb from the generated core file, do not run kamailio with gdb. After it crashes and the core file is generated, use gdb to extract the backtrace from that core file. The backtrace can be taken only on the system where the core file was generated, providing the core file to others is useless.
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