I had also observed this problem around 2 months back but little differently.
 
I was using HTTP SMSC relay and figured out that after some heavy traffic, the kannel just keeps mum. My OS(Linux 7.3)  doesn't show me Segmentation fault but it just has to be restarted to bring back to it's normal life.
 
I fixed the problem by listening to kannel/status at fixed periods. kill the earlier PID and starts fresh. Not a nice solution but my problem is also not frequent. Once in a week or so.
 
Curious to know why this happens?
If you have some nice debugger(like softice) / memory snapshot tool, just try to run and send bulk SMS to force the kannel to throw Segmentation fault. You will get to know what the problem is. Unless someone can come up with a known reason.
 
regards
Navjot Singh
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Jeetendra Singh
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 3:55 PM
To: 'Kannel Users'
Subject: HTTP Interface gives segmentation fault

I am facing a very peculiar problem. Am using Kannel to interface with a SMSC which gives HTTP interface to send sms. It has been observed that this Kannel gateway is dying due to segmentation fault after handling some random number of messages . We have tried it with varied throughput but it dies always. The number of messages handled has varied from 500-50K. The reason for seg fault is beyond me.
 
Has anybody else observed the same problem?
 
I am using 18th August Kannel Snapshot on Linux Red Hat OS.
 
TIA,
Jeetendra

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