> Can you check the current git version of the httpd? I discovered this problem
> some weeks ago and hopefully, it's fixed in git. I'd be glad to hear someone
> test it, as the POST code does not seem to be too widely used, or is it?
The POST code is one of the main reasons I forked off...
In my
BTW, how can I check the number o pbufs, total/available for debug report?
This may be a very important information to detect problems beforehand!!!
thanks,
Alain
Em 25-09-2014 09:04, Becker Markus escreveu:
Hi,
we've had a pbuf leak of the PBUF_POOL when using the httpserver_raw
from lwip-co
> Becker Markus wrote:
> > we've had a pbuf leak of the PBUF_POOL when using the httpserver_raw
> > [..]
> >
> > Our fix was in
> > [..]
> > to add
> > pbuf_free(*inp);
> > just before just before line 1479
> > *inp = NULL;
> > So that the incoming packet is actually freed, which I think
>
> Can y
Becker Markus wrote:
> we've had a pbuf leak of the PBUF_POOL when using the httpserver_raw
> [..]
>
> Our fix was in
> [..]
> to add
> pbuf_free(*inp);
> just before just before line 1479
> *inp = NULL;
> So that the incoming packet is actually freed, which I think
Can you check the current git
Hi,
we've had a pbuf leak of the PBUF_POOL when using the httpserver_raw
from lwip-contrib.git at the processing of HTTP POSTs, which led to the
complete stack becoming unresponsive.
Our fix was in
http_post_request(struct pbuf **inp, struct http_state *hs, char *data,
u16_t data_len, char *uri,
