Re: [Linphone-users] Linphone 3.9.1 for Ubuntu 14.04 crashes on incoming call.

[François Grisez]

Ok,

 

Valgrind must slow Linphone too much to reproduce the crash. I should be satisfied with the log of Linphone and the backtrace.

 

$ gdb linphone | tee ~/linphone-gdb.log

(gdb) run --verbose

# Once Linphone crash

(gdb) bt

(gdb) quit

Send me linphone-gdb.log after doing the procedure above

 

Regards,

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François Grisez

Software Engineer

Belledonne Communications

 

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Le Tuesday 08 December 2015, 09:41:23 David Ashley Rountree a écrit :

Mr. Grisez,

Thank you for the quick reply!  I did as you suggested; however, linphone refuses to reproduce the crash while running under valgrind.  It does crash very consistently when running as normal.  Do you have any further suggestions?  Again, thanks for your assistance.

David Ashley Rountree (address@hidden)

On 12/8/15 1:44 AM, François Grisez wrote:

Hi,

Could you install valgrind and type the line before after ensuring your Linphone has been quit.

valgrind linphone > ~/linphone-crash.log 2>&1

Once Linphone is launched, reproduce your crash and send us the "linphone-crash.log" file located in your home directory.

Best regards,

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François Grisez

Software Engineer

Belledonne Communications

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Le Monday 07 December 2015, 15:04:23 David Ashley Rountree a écrit :

If I run Linphone from a command line, I get the following messages -On startup:** Message: Found lang CImmediately after it crashes on an incoming call:*** Error in 'linphone': double free or corruption (!prev): 0x0000000000c24040 ***AbortedAny clues?

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David Ashley Rountree (address@hidden)

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