[Serusers] SER crash with serctl

[Jan Janak]

Hello, I also notice that it says core was generated, could you, please,
send me the core dump ? Please gzip it and send to serhelp at lists.iptel.org

  Jan.

On 12-11 13:57, alex.zen wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I have recently downloaded SER-0.8.11 from IPTEL's site
> and I am having problems using serctl. In fact, I was
> using a modified version of Ser-
> 0.8.11pre25 and everything was working
> fine. I don't know why it stopped working.
> 
> The problem happens when I try to create an alias using
> serctl:
> > serctl alias add 555199 sip:5551100 at mydomain
> Ser just crashes a litlle time after the command get
> executed.
> 
> I noted also that the same behaviour happens when adding
> contacts through serctl, as both additions seems to use
> the same mechanism (but everything works fine when the
> contact is added by means of a user agent REGISTER
> message).
> 
> The system I'm running SER on is a Connectiva Linux 9 (a
> Brazilian distribution of Linux based on Red Hat). The
> kernel version is 2.4.18-2cl.
> 
> Attached to the message can be found a simplified
> version of my ser.cfg and the messages generated by SER
> with debug=9.
> 
> An output from serctl ps may also help when analyzing
> the debug messages and is listed below:
> 0       16399   attendant
> 1       16401   receiver child=0 sock=0 @ my.IP:5060
> 2       16402   receiver child=1 sock=0 @ my.IP:5060
> 3       16403   receiver child=2 sock=0 @ my.IP:5060
> 4       16406   receiver child=3 sock=0 @ my.IP:5060
> 5       16407   fifo server
> 6       16411   timer
> 7       16412   tcp receiver
> 8       16413   tcp receiver
> 9       16417   tcp receiver
> 10      16418   tcp receiver
> 11      16419   tcp main process
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 	Alex
> 
> 
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