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[Linphone-developers] crash in oRTP log_send_error() function
From: |
BOITEUX, Frederic |
Subject: |
[Linphone-developers] crash in oRTP log_send_error() function |
Date: |
Tue, 24 Jan 2017 14:43:02 +0000 |
Hello oRTP developpers,
Using 0.27.0 release, I got a crash in oRTP inside the "new" log_send_error()
function, because it tries to build a printable ip address from a NULL pointer.
I can easily fix it by testing destaddr input value, but I'd like to understand
why I get such a NULL value :
It comes from rtp_session_rtp_send() function, which has following code :
if (session->flags & RTP_SOCKET_CONNECTED) {
destaddr=NULL;
destlen=0;
}
Then is calling rtp_session_rtp_sendto() with these destaddr/destlen null
values (the oRTP socket is in connected mode).
I wonder why the remote address, stored in session structure, isn't used here,
instead of using NULL value ? I tried to look in Git log, but this code was
already there when oRTP code was imported inside Git repository...
With regards,
Fred.
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- [Linphone-developers] crash in oRTP log_send_error() function,
BOITEUX, Frederic <=