Hi Joao,
is quite impossible to tell what's the problem only based on the cfgs.
please extract the backtrace from the core file in order to help you -
see my previous email about how to do it.
regards,
bogdan
Joao Pereira wrote:
Hello
I compiled openser myself.
Now I tried openser with a simpler configuration and it worked...
I had an openser.cfg that uses RTPproxy and TLS.... and the seg fault
happened when I used that file.
Now with a simpler openser.cfg (like the sample) just with TLS,
openser started :)
I will try to find the problem in the openser_rtpproxy_tls
configuration file... both files are in attachment
Thank you very much for the help
Joao
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Joao,
do you compiled openser by yourself or you installed the binaries?
to be able to get info from core is essential to have the correct
binary.
so, to simplify the thinks, please extract the backtrace from the
core by yourself:
1) enter gdb: gdb openser_binar_file core_file
2) get backtrace : bt
send me all the output of gdb from the beginning.
thanks,
bogdan
Joao Pereira wrote:
I already did it, I deleted the file
/usr/local/sbin/openser
and all modules in:
/usr/local/lib/openser/modules/
I installed again openser 1.0.1-tls and the problem persists.
The core file has 34 Mb, so I putted it in:
sip.startel.pt/core/
Thanks for the help.
Joao Pereira
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