If anybody wants to look at the core dump in gdb, here it is (the actual core is 256Meg): http://pastebin.freeswitch.org/6476 I know zip about debugging and gdb, but from looking through it, I see a segmentation fault and it appears to be thread 15094. The last three items in the bt full for that thread are: destroy_status = <value optimized out> fd = (switch_file_t *) 0x80529b0 pool = (switch_memory_pool_t *) 0x80528f0 So I would guess it is trying to access an invalid memory location, but why, I have no idea.... Any ideas? Peder Michael S Collins wrote:
Check out this page: wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Debugging_Freeswitch
-MC
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On Dec 18, 2008, at 6:38 AM, "peder@networkoblivion.com" <peder@networkoblivion.com
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What is the process for capturing and submitting a core dump?
I am messing around with the Cisco 79x1 phones and tcp and multiple reg. I have a 7961 using tcp and a 7960 using udp both reg'd with the same number and both showing up as registered. If I call out from the phone using tcp, it works. If I call out from the phone using udp, I get a core dump. If I call in, it calls both phones and I am assuming the call to the phone using udp causes a core dump as well. These are the only two phones on the system and I am running version 10851 from yesterday. If I only have the udp phone registered and the tcp phone is off, it works fine. It is only when I have a mix of a udp reg and a tcp reg on the same number that I appear to get a core dump.
Peder
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