asterisk users - Jul 2017 - Core dump still happening

Ok, so a few years ago, when 13 first came out, I was having a core dump (crash)
issue with asterisk 13. I worked with Josh some and even used my Digium
subscription for support. Never was able to get it fixed at that time so let it
go. Well now I am trying on the same server, after a completely fresh install of
Ubuntu, Asterisk, etc. Some of the config files are the same.

Issue years ago and until a fresh install recently, was when a phone registered
with PJSIP, it would crash the server immediately.

Now, after a fresh install, everything seems fine but I came in this morning to
a crashed server, and a core dump file. Can someone help me figure out why
it's coredumping now?

I have the core dump and ran the ast_coredumper against it and have the saved
files from the results. I am on Asterisk 13.16.0.

Thanks,

Travis
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On Fri, Jul 7, 2017, at 11:10 AM, Ryan, Travis wrote:
> Ok, so a few years ago, when 13 first came out, I was having a core dump
> (crash) issue with asterisk 13. I worked with Josh some and even used my
> Digium subscription for support. Never was able to get it fixed at that
> time so let it go. Well now I am trying on the same server, after a
> completely fresh install of Ubuntu, Asterisk, etc. Some of the config
> files are the same.
> 
> Issue years ago and until a fresh install recently, was when a phone
> registered with PJSIP, it would crash the server immediately.
> 
> Now, after a fresh install, everything seems fine but I came in this
> morning to a crashed server, and a core dump file. Can someone help me
> figure out why it's coredumping now?
> 
> I have the core dump and ran the ast_coredumper against it and have the
> saved files from the results. I am on Asterisk 13.16.0.
I'd suggest filing an issue[1] and providing that information. The
backtrace will show why or narrow it down.

[1] https://issues.asterisk.org/jira

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