Cheers Steven,This was only built last Friday from the latest git head, I'll check to see if there’s been any latest release since then.If I am on the latest, how do I go about reporting the bug?Cheers,StuartFrom: Steven AyreSent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 5:01 PMSubject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] Outbound mod event bugA core dump is always a bug.Check if it happens on the latest git head (it may already be fixed). If it does it there collect a backtrack and file a Jira.http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Reporting_Bugs#Creating_A_Backtrace_With_gdb_.28Linux.2FUnix.29
SteveHi All,I know some of you may not consider this as a bug, especially if things are done in the correct way this would never happen, but please read on and I'll explain the issue as I was a little surprised at how badly FreeSwitch handled this user error, seen as though it’s such a good piece of software.Basically, a call arrives into Freeswitch and a connection is established to a remote server, then the following relay occurs (in it’s simplest terms) -connect sent into FreeswitchFreeSwitch replies OKmyevents sent into FreeSwitchFreeSwitch replies OKanswer sent into FreeSwitchFreeSwitch replies OKbridge with arguments sent into FreeSwitchFreeSwitch replies OKNow, everything is perfect up until here and I'd say that as a call switching platform it’s doing exactly what is being asked of it – however here’s the bit most of you would agree is wrong and isn’t a “real” bug - if you reply again with another bridge, be it by mistake or a deliberate attempt to fool FreeSwitch, the system crashes and causes a core dump.I can get this to happen every time, no warning, no nothing, just a crash dump and FreeSwitch dies in front of my eyes.Answers on a postcard please – try not to be too harsh. I am particularly new to FreeSwitch and find it very very good, I was just really surprised to fin a bug that could crash it.Kind Regards,Stuart_________________________________________________________________________
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