On 01.08.2011 21:18, Tobias Seufert wrote:

Hey all,

i encountered a problem by trying to pair my dect-phone with the COM-ON-AIR-CARD in fp mode. My configuration is the same as in the configuration-wiki. I enabled the dect access-rights in Asterisk CLI.

The error displayed is the following:

LCE: link -1 (RELEASED): alloc LCE: link 18 (ESTABLISHED): start <LCE.05>: SDU timer LCE: link 18 (ESTABLISHED): new link: PMID: ef43f LCN: 0 LLN: 1 SAPI: 0 LCE: RX: 05 44 05 07 80 a8 00 fa 67 f4 3f 0a 03 01 48 00 |.D......g.?...H.| LCE: RX: 63 03 c2 82 84 78 03 03 51 21 |c....x..Q!| LCE: link 18 (ESTABLISHED): stop <LCE.05>: SDU timer LCE: link 18 (ESTABLISHED): new transaction: protocol: Mobility Management F: 0 TV: 0 MM: unknown transaction: msg type: 44 LCE: link 18 (ESTABLISHED): confirm transaction: Mobility Management TV: 0 Role: 1 MM: link 18 (none): ACCESS-RIGHTS-REQUEST MM: link 18 (none): respond to procedure: access rights priority: 3 parse {MM-ACCESS-RIGHTS-REQUEST} message &nb sp; IE: <<PORTABLE-IDENTITY>> id: 5 len: 9 dst: 0x8cce850 type: IPUI (0) PUT: N (IPEI) EMC: 0fa6 PSN: 7f43f IE: <<AUTH-TYPE>> id: a len: 5 dst: 0x8ce9e40 authentication algorithm: DSAA (1) authentication key type: Authentication code (4) authentication key number: 8 cipher key number: 0 INC: 0 DEF: 0 TXC: 0 UPC: 0 IE: <<TERMINAL-CAPABILITY>> id: 63 len: 5 dst: 0x8c795f0 display c apability: numeric (2) tone capability: complete DECT tones (4) echo parameters: not applicable (0) noise rejection capability: not applicable (0) adaptive volume control provision: not applicable (0) *** buffer overflow detected ***: ./asterisk terminated ======= Backtrace: ========= /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__fortify_fail+0x50)[0xb7820df0] /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0xe4cca)[0xb781fcca] /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0xe45e9)[0xb781f5e9] /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__snprintf_chk+0x34)[0xb781f4d4] /usr/lib/libdect.so.0(+0x1e9b3)[0xb6ced9b3] /usr/lib/libdect.so.0(+0x9b24)[0xb6cd8b24] /usr/lib/libdect.so.0(dect_parse_sfmt_ie+0xc2)[0xb6cd94f2] & nbsp;

Please try running asterisk under valgrind (using -f to make it stay in the foreground).