IRC log for #asterisk-dev on 20161221

00:23.58*** part/#asterisk-dev kharwell (kharwell@nat/digium/x-qdszypcwghrefzht)
01:18.35*** join/#asterisk-dev luckman212 (~luckman21@unaffiliated/luckman212)
02:39.45*** join/#asterisk-dev sh_smith (~sh_smith@cpe-76-174-26-91.socal.res.rr.com)
05:54.02*** join/#asterisk-dev bof22 (~Thunderbi@185.13.183.107)
07:32.03*** join/#asterisk-dev tzafrir (~tzafrir@local.xorcom.com)
07:32.03*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o tzafrir] by ChanServ
08:01.35*** join/#asterisk-dev pchero_work (~pchero@2a00:c80:1072::154)
08:11.32*** join/#asterisk-dev cka (~cka@static-5-103-15-252.energifyn.net)
08:12.48*** join/#asterisk-dev CELYA_ (~Thunderbi@LStLambert-657-1-90-73.w80-13.abo.wanadoo.fr)
08:23.48*** join/#asterisk-dev DivideBy0x0 (~DivideBy0@mail.g2pn.com)
08:23.48*** join/#asterisk-dev snuff-work (~snuff-wor@203.87.61.22)
09:16.35*** join/#asterisk-dev DivideBy0 (~DivideBy0@71.122.219.42)
09:52.44*** join/#asterisk-dev jkroon (~jkroon@197.170.107.186)
10:13.33*** join/#asterisk-dev CELYA_1 (~Thunderbi@lcy44-2-88-161-121-174.fbx.proxad.net)
13:12.11*** join/#asterisk-dev bof23 (~Thunderbi@185.13.183.107)
13:59.38*** join/#asterisk-dev tuxian (~tuxian@igilmour.plus.com)
14:08.50*** join/#asterisk-dev tuxian (~tuxian@igilmour.plus.com)
14:32.46*** join/#asterisk-dev malcolmd (malcolmd@pdpc/sponsor/digium/malcolmd)
14:32.47*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o malcolmd] by ChanServ
14:50.33*** join/#asterisk-dev newtonr (RustyNewto@nat/digium/x-dzflljczafplhgav)
14:50.33*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o newtonr] by ChanServ
14:57.48*** join/#asterisk-dev cresl1n (Adium@asterisk/libpri-and-libss7-expert/Cresl1n)
14:57.48*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o cresl1n] by ChanServ
14:58.20cresl1nOh gerrit… how you forget me so quickly...
15:01.58filecresl1n: woe is you
15:02.03cresl1nwaves
15:02.22filehaylo
15:02.59cresl1nsends file a muffin
15:03.05fileaccepts and sends cresl1n a taco
15:03.18cresl1ngratefully eats said taco
15:12.35*** join/#asterisk-dev bof22 (~Thunderbi@185.13.183.107)
15:15.24*** join/#asterisk-dev putnopvut (putnopvut@asterisk/master-of-queues/mmichelson)
15:15.24*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o putnopvut] by ChanServ
15:19.53cresl1npokes file
15:19.59filefalls over
15:23.00*** join/#asterisk-dev kharwell (kharwell@nat/digium/x-euizqpfxqnozbimc)
15:23.00*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o kharwell] by ChanServ
15:24.54*** join/#asterisk-dev sh_smith (~sh_smith@cpe-76-174-26-91.socal.res.rr.com)
15:37.05*** join/#asterisk-dev DivideBy0 (~DivideBy0@unaffiliated/divideby0x0)
15:37.05*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o DivideBy0] by ChanServ
15:38.14gtjosephNeed an opinion:  Should MESSAGE messages be counted as "calls"?
15:38.27gtjosephright now "core show calls" includes MESSAGEs
15:38.43fileprobably not.
15:39.01gtjosephi'd agree
15:45.32cresl1nIt's so quiet today
15:49.22filecresl1n: silence.
15:49.23cresl1ngtjoseph: what MESSAGE messages are you talking about?
15:49.46gtjosephSIP MESSAGE
15:49.51cresl1nOooooooh
15:49.53cresl1nthanks
15:50.17cresl1nwhy does core show calls include SIP MESSAGEs?
15:50.42cresl1ndoes Asterisk create a channel for them?
15:51.07fileyes.
15:51.09gtjosephno clue, just keep seeing the counter increment
15:51.16cresl1nfile: why?
15:51.21filethere's the Message channel.
15:51.39fileit processes le messages.
15:51.47cresl1nOk, so is that a figment of chan_pjsip?
15:51.51cresl1nI was looking for that a little big ago
15:51.53cresl1ncouldn't find it
15:51.55filenope
15:51.58fileit's a core construct
15:51.59cresl1ntries a different grep
15:53.12file'tis in main/message.c
15:53.18cresl1ncool
15:53.19cresl1nthanks
16:21.10*** join/#asterisk-dev rmudgett (rmudgett@nat/digium/x-sapvfwygamacrnnc)
16:21.10*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o rmudgett] by ChanServ
18:21.45*** join/#asterisk-dev CELYA_ (~Thunderbi@2a01cb0583d31d00996e27efbeeafbb2.ipv6.abo.wanadoo.fr)
19:38.07*** join/#asterisk-dev tzafrir (~tzafrir@bzq-82-81-175-197.red.bezeqint.net)
19:38.07*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o tzafrir] by ChanServ
20:38.17*** join/#asterisk-dev leedm777 (~textual@173-16-52-28.client.mchsi.com)
20:38.17*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o leedm777] by ChanServ
21:26.29tm1000anyone here have time to look over a backtrace?? http://issues.freepbx.org/secure/attachment/22856/backtrace-threads.txt
21:29.16*** join/#asterisk-dev coreyfarrell (~coreyfarr@wsip-98-179-138-226.ri.ri.cox.net)
21:29.16*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o coreyfarrell] by ChanServ
21:31.21filethere's nothing of note in it? it looks like an idle instance
21:35.19tm1000file: Asterisk core dumps on a restart. That is the backtrace it leaves behind. We think the system is corrupt. user says it's not. Thought I'd pass it along and see what you all thought.
21:37.14filethere's nothing crashy in it...
21:37.36filegtjoseph: hrm - think editline could do something like that?
21:38.26gtjosephlooks
21:39.24gtjosephyep.  tm1000 , what asterisk versionb and what distro and version are they running?
21:39.59tm1000gtjoseph: Asterisk 13.12.2
21:40.03tm1000CentOS 6.7
21:40.13tm1000X-Rob: pinging you in
21:40.16gtjosephcould a new libedit package have been recently installed?
21:40.31tm1000I havent seen backtraces for Asterisk 11. but the user says the same happens on 11
21:40.39gtjosephthe latest version changed to unicode by default which asterisk has an issue with
21:40.42tm1000which if its libedit then ... yeah...
21:40.55*** join/#asterisk-dev leedm777 (~textual@173-16-52-28.client.mchsi.com)
21:40.55*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o leedm777] by ChanServ
21:41.13X-RobWups Sorry here I am
21:41.32tm1000X-Rob: we havent updated libedit have we?
21:41.40*** join/#asterisk-dev leedm777 (~textual@173-16-52-28.client.mchsi.com)
21:41.40*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o leedm777] by ChanServ
21:41.46X-RobNope, nothing has changed recently
21:41.49gtjosephthere are two solutions...  downgrade libedit (not recommended) or re configure asterisk with --without-libedit so it used the internal one
21:42.05gtjosephor... grab asterisk from git
21:42.10X-Rob[root@ipv6 ~]# rpm -qa | grep edit
21:42.10X-Roblibedit-2.11-4.20080712cvs.1.el6.x86_64
21:42.10X-Rob[root@ipv6 ~]#
21:42.25gtjosephhmmmm.  that should be fine
21:42.27*** join/#asterisk-dev leedm777 (~textual@173-16-52-28.client.mchsi.com)
21:42.27*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o leedm777] by ChanServ
21:42.30tm1000gtjoseph: grab from git? did you fix something related to this recently?
21:42.36gtjosephyes
21:42.53gtjosephfedora25 just pushed libedit 3.x which is unicode by default so i did a patch
21:42.55tm1000well. it's easy enough to tell our support team "Asterisk team fixed it, release unknown"
21:43.02tm1000not that its the issue..
21:43.03X-Robtm1000: can you get a copy of /etc/asterisk and see if I can duplicate the crash here? ALso, is it 32 or 64?
21:43.07tm1000it's only a single suer.
21:43.13*** join/#asterisk-dev leedm777 (~textual@173-16-52-28.client.mchsi.com)
21:43.13*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o leedm777] by ChanServ
21:43.13gtjosephwell i'm not sure if it did fix it if you're running libedit 2.x
21:43.14tm1000X-Rob: I can get you on the machine
21:43.18X-Roblet's do that.
21:43.54X-Rob^^ that's really annoying
21:44.01*** join/#asterisk-dev leedm777 (~textual@173-16-52-28.client.mchsi.com)
21:44.02*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o leedm777] by ChanServ
21:44.05X-RobI KNEW IT
21:44.07tm1000leedm777: YOUR MACHINE SUCKS
21:44.19tm1000Lee is fairly active..
21:44.22X-Rob'Client Quit'. It's not just ping timeout
21:44.38X-RobSomething's flapping.
21:44.39filehe's on a Mac, so he's opening/closing the lid
21:44.44tm1000file: lol
21:46.47gtjosephthe libedit patch is in 13.13.0+
21:47.23gtjosephyou can also do a quick test just by recompiling asterisk with the --without-libedit flag to force using the internal libedit.
21:57.00tm1000gtjoseph: file ok X-Rob and I did it manually because we think support missed a step
21:57.03tm1000here is the REAL error
21:57.03tm1000http://pastebin.freepbx.org/view/f06780d2
21:57.38gtjosephew
21:57.42tm1000heheheh
21:58.11X-RobMy OFFICAL inspesction has deemed it 'somethign to do with locales'
21:58.25X-Robis good nerd.
21:58.26gtjosephyeah is /etc/localtime set correctly?
21:59.10tm1000new astricon game. "Fastest dude to crash Asterisk"... and go.
21:59.11X-RobLooks like it.. it's not a symlink (sigh redhat6)
21:59.18X-Roband last modification 2010
21:59.57tm1000https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/UuPn3ZP4/
22:10.41tm1000gtjoseph: file yup. we figured it out
22:10.53gtjosephand?
22:10.57tm1000User: exten => 305428843[0-3],n,Set(__CALLINGNAMEPRES_SV=${CALLERID(name-pres)})
22:11.02tm1000fixed: exten => _305428843[0-3],n,Set(__CALLINGNAMEPRES_SV=${CALLERID(name-pres)})
22:11.03*** join/#asterisk-dev coreyfarrell (~coreyfarr@wsip-98-179-138-226.ri.ri.cox.net)
22:11.04*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o coreyfarrell] by ChanServ
22:11.18X-Robthe first causes asterisk to segfault.
22:11.19tm1000they are allowed to type freeform extensions in an area
22:11.27tm1000and they did it without the prefixed "_"
22:11.30tm1000gtjoseph: file
22:11.42gtjosephhmmmm we should NOT segfault
22:12.20gtjosephcould you open an issue for that?
22:12.44X-RobI'll throw a test case together for it
22:26.00tm1000gtjoseph: yeah now we cant replicate it
22:26.07tm1000it was probably a crap character...
22:26.11gtjosephOf course!!
22:26.38gtjosephyeah interesting.  maybe it was an unprintable
22:26.56X-RobI opened it in vim, and that NORMALLY displays bad chars so you get a hint
22:27.00tm1000gtjoseph: probably one of those sneaky NULLs
22:27.02X-Robbut.. Ididn't take a copy of it before we fixed it
22:27.23X-RobRemember, it's always the Australian's fault.
22:27.31gtjoseph:)
22:28.24gtjosephit could have been any non printable that wasn't "whitespace"
22:28.47gtjosephwe still shouldn't have barfed
22:36.10X-RobI FOUND ONE!
22:36.15tm1000gtjoseph: ok well you'll be happy to know that we copied extensions.conf from another system and it crashed
22:36.20tm1000so maybe we should upload that
22:36.22X-Robgtjoseph: I have a complete extensions_additional.conf that crashes 13.13.1
22:36.35X-RobHow can I get it to you so it's not public?
22:36.37gtjosephok cool.  can you create an issue?
22:36.41gtjosephah
22:36.51tm1000we'd just like the extensions.conf to not be public
22:37.22gtjosephemail it to asteriskteam@digium.com
22:37.27X-RobOK, doing that.
22:37.54gtjosephmake sure you mention the issue
22:39.19X-RobOh. Crap. I didn't.
22:41.27gtjosephi got it, no worries
22:44.48X-Robhttps://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-26668
22:45.30X-RobI've only had 4 hours sleep, gtjoseph, so if that doesn't make sense please yell at me
22:46.12gtjosephthat looks fine
22:49.36*** join/#asterisk-dev chazzam (~chazz@vps.roguewerks.com)
22:51.44tm1000awesome gtjoseph linked it to the internal ticket  X-Rob .
22:51.47tm1000thanks guys!
22:51.59gtjosephno prob
23:03.22X-Robgtjoseph: I feel somewhat shitty for not getting a reproducable test case narrowed down to the actual bit that's causing the problem, but, 4 hours sleep. I owe you a beer
23:03.36gtjosephno worries :)
23:04.06gtjosephif we can't reproduce it with the file you provided, we'll just ignore the issue :)
23:04.43gtjosephafter downgrading it to "trivial" of course.
23:08.38*** join/#asterisk-dev snuff-work (~snuff-wor@203.87.61.22)
23:08.38*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o snuff-work] by ChanServ
23:49.40X-RobYep, that sounds like the proper procedure to me, gtjoseph.  You should probably also link it to an unrelated ticket before you close it as worksforme, too.
23:49.55X-RobJust to keep the proper traditions alive.
23:56.21*** part/#asterisk-dev kharwell (kharwell@nat/digium/x-euizqpfxqnozbimc)
23:57.24*** join/#asterisk-dev newtonr (~newtonr@173-17-133-211.client.mchsi.com)
23:57.24*** mode/#asterisk-dev [+o newtonr] by ChanServ

Generated by irclog2html.pl Modified by Tim Riker to work with infobot.