use ngrep port 5432 to watch the SQL query. I guess the query generates an error which exceeds the buffer size in the postgres module. (sprintf instead of snprintf). It is fixed in openser. You may port it to ser ;-)

regards klaus

H Quintana wrote:

Hi,

I just updated SER from 0.9.3 to 0.9.4. In both cases I'm using Postgresql. With SER 0.9.3 the REGISTER process works fine, the REGISTER is accepted and then the record is inserted in DB.

With SER 0.9.4, I've found that when the "location" is inserted or updated in the DB, SER is generating core. However when SER starts the locations list is read from DB without any problem.

Any ideas?

Thanks for your help,

Humberto

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