Hi all,

after a long run without problems, I got a core dump with openpbx-trunk from 
2 months ago:

#0  0xb7bf2697 in mALLINFo (av=0x522f5049) at malloc.c:5228
#1  0xb7e51821 in sqlite3FreeX (p=0x8) at src/util.c:322
#2  0xb7e2c46f in freeIndex (p=0xb7e6b7cc) at src/build.c:241
#3  0xb7e2c662 in sqlite3DeleteTable (db=0x83bbc08, pTable=0x83bbf58) at 
src/build.c:260
#4  0xb7e2c7e0 in sqlite3ResetInternalSchema (db=0x83bbc08, iDb=0) at 
src/build.c:323
#5  0xb7e3a741 in sqlite3_close (db=0x83bbc08) at src/main.c:163
#6  0xb7f83854 in opbx_db_del_main ( family=0x839a868 "Hü:\bte from odb where 
family = 'SIP/Registry' and keys = '446'", keys=0x0,     like=-1234453767) at 
db.c:365
#7  0xb7f83922 in opbx_db_del (family=0x8 <Address 0x8 out of bounds>,     
keys=0x10 <Address 0x10 out of bounds>) at db.c:371
#8  0xb7f83995 in opbx_db_put (family=0xb66bbaf9 "SIP/Registry", keys=0x811bc00 
"446", value=0xb6680ee8 "è\020h¶\217\035k¶\220<h¶M") at db.c:214
#9  0xb669dbb1 in parse_register_contact (pvt=0x83945b0, p=0x811bc00, 
req=0xb6683c90) at chan_sip.c:6481
#10 0xb66b1d8f in handle_request_register (p=0x83945b0, req=0xb6683c90, 
debug=0, ignore=0, sin=0xb6683c80, e=0xb6683eb1 "sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]") at 
chan_sip.c:6961
#11 0xb66b2bad in handle_request (p=0x83945b0, req=0xb6683c90, sin=0xb6683c80, 
recount=0xb6683b00, nounlock=0xb6683b04) at chan_sip.c:11694
#12 0xb66b47aa in sipsock_read (id=0x8114d18, fd=12, events=1, ignore=0x0) at 
chan_sip.c:11820
#13 0xb7f35514 in opbx_io_wait (ioc=0x8101568, howlong=-1234413960) at io.c:287
#14 0xb66b98e1 in do_monitor (data=0x0) at chan_sip.c:11969
#15 0xb7dcd2fc in __pthread_cond_wait (cond=0x3d0f00, mutex=0x0) at 
condvar.c:136
#16 0xb7c43dfe in *__GI_qfcvt_r (value=0, ndigit=0, decpt=Cannot access memory 
at address 0x18) at efgcvt_r.c:138

It looks like sqlite is doing something wrong, because
  #1  0xb7e51821 in sqlite3FreeX (p=0x8) at src/util.c:322
a pointer to 0x8 should not happen.
It is also possible that due to other error the stack/memory is corrupted.

Did someone encounter similar problems?

Armin
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