[SR-Users] Possible memory leak in siptrace module in kamailio 5.1/5.2

[Thomas Weber]

Hi Davy,

we're using siptrace with kemi and python 2. I can not confirm your problem on kamailio 5.2.2.

In difference to your script, however, i'm not setting a target address in the invocation.
Instead the cfg script sets modparam("siptrace", "duplicate_uri", "sip:<myhomerip>:9060") and uses KSR.siptrace.sip_trace() 

Maybe it makes a difference, can you try it out? 

Regards,

Thomas


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> Von: "davy van de moere" <davy.van.de.moere at gmail.com>
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> Gesendet: Dienstag, 14. Mai 2019 07:57:05
> Betreff: [SR-Users] Possible memory leak in siptrace module in kamailio	5.1/5.2

> Dear,
> 
> I'm using siptrace within a python handler in the KEMI framework.
> KSR.siptrace.sip_trace_dst("sip:<myhomerip>:9060")
> 
> I notice an ever increasing usage of memory, until the system runs out of
> memory. (definition of a memory leak :) ). Looking at the memory information
> kamailio is giving me I notice this:
> 
> May 14 05:49:48 server kamailio[36452]: NOTICE: PYT {INVITE}
> {1769595029-1513210001-1955500877} {1} : qm_sums: count= 79286 size= 5812048
> bytes from siptrace: siptrace.c: ki_sip_trace_dst_cid(729)
> May 14 05:51:17 server kamailio[36452]: NOTICE: PYT {REGISTER} { [
> mailto:4_1419955802 at 192.168.0.153 | 4_1419955802 at 192.168.0.153 ] } {2582} :
> qm_sums: count= 79335 size= 5814840 bytes from siptrace: siptrace.c:
> ki_sip_trace_dst_cid(729)
> 
> I notice this on kamailio 5.1.8 (from a debian repo), and on kamailio 5.2.2
> (from source). I can reproduce the problem very easily, and I can apply patches
> in the source to try out things.
> 
> Could I be wrongly using siptrace? Can I give you more debugging info?
> 
> Kind regards,
> Davy
> 
> 
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