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Janus WebRTC Server
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[0.x] Jnaus memory allocating in ice.c #3268

Closed vzhmachenko closed 12 months ago

vzhmachenko commented 1 year ago

I updated my janus to v0.13.4. And as system's got pretty high load level there is some growing in memory usage until it is ends. But we can omit this problem for the present time. I've got Segmentation Fault one time and it seems there is some problem in ice.c file. I see that you admit that there can be problem in g_thread_try_new, because I see the error checking. So maybe there is some reason to check 'loop'-variable in g_malloc0-allocating? Actually, I can see that it is not the only one example where you allocate memory and you suppose that there isn't any error occurred. Can you explain why you are going by this way? Thankyou.

lminiero commented 1 year ago

I've got Segmentation Fault one time

We'll need a stack trace of some sort, if you want us to check what's wrong. janus.conf.meetecho.com/docs/debug

vzhmachenko commented 1 year ago

We'll need a stack trace of some sort, if you want us to check what's wrong. janus.conf.meetecho.com/docs/debug

I've read the info you had given and there is an asked information: https://gist.github.com/vzhmachenko/a7532508904e0723f05f8521c1d92062 Please, correct me if I'm mistaken

lminiero commented 1 year ago

Unfortunately we can't use this stack as there's no symbols and no info on what happened or where.

vzhmachenko commented 1 year ago

It is pity. You can close it.

vzhmachenko commented 1 year ago

I've managed to get this: https://gist.github.com/vzhmachenko/a6d3402d3b2b725f3454c15149b16755 Please, look at this.

vzhmachenko commented 1 year ago

What do you think if we initialize variables janus_sip_session.helpers and janus_sip_session.master to NULL in janus_sip_create_session?

lminiero commented 1 year ago

I've managed to get this: https://gist.github.com/vzhmachenko/a6d3402d3b2b725f3454c15149b16755

Still nothing helpful, I'm afraid, since it doesn't address line numbers. Please try the latest version of the 0.x branch, as it looks like you're using some precompiled version of 0.13.4.

lminiero commented 12 months ago

@vzhmachenko have you tried the latest 0.x as suggested?

vzhmachenko commented 12 months ago

@lminiero Yes, but I had this problem only once in 0.13.4. I think you can close this issue. Thank you.

lminiero commented 12 months ago

Ack, closing then.