Hi Andreas,

I know this is not a py_sems application but also a python code.
I tried stress testing the revision 1526 with 200 cps (1s calls) using SIPp tool with this params:

$ sipp -sn uac -i 192.168.1.101 -s 35 -d 1000 -r 200 192.168.1.106:5080

and with this simple IVR application:

---
Class IvrDialog(IvrDialogBase):

def onSessionStart(self, hdrs):

debug("Application started.")
self.announce = IvrAudioFile()
self.announce.open("/usr/local/sems-callcontrol/lib/sems/audio/default_en.wav", AUDIO_READ)
self.enqueue(self.announce,None)

def onBye(self):
self.stopSession()
---

After 267870 successful calls I got a Segmetation Fault and after repeating it got the segfault again after 672141 calls.



Best regards

Balint





Andreas Granig wrote:
Hi Stefan,

Stefan Sayer wrote:
Does py_sems work stable and without leaks for you?

I'm just about to start with it, so I can't say anything about stability yet. I gonna check it under high load as soon as I have something useful to test with. Are there any known issues I should be aware of?

Andreas
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