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Problem with process limit at startup #1237
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Can you list here the names of the modules you loaded in your config? Likely there is one that creates/forks an extra process, but it doesn't declare it. |
@jchavanton -- were you able to look more into this one as per my previous comment? |
sorry for the delay, I was thinking I would receive an email notification 14 processes
If you do not find the answer spontaneously, I will troubleshoot it further (it may be easier for me since I can reproduce) |
This is on Linux Alpine in docker |
I asked for the list of kamailio modules you load in config. |
I beleive this list is accurate, there was a lot of '#ifdef'
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I thought that since For the last test I lowered the amount of childs
As seen above there is 14 processes when the server is starting properly, I concluded that is must be one of the following :
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found it !
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- match the same condition used in mod init to declare the extra process - reported by GH #1237
Good catch, thanks for troubleshooting. The issue happened when asking for an extra clean up timer for hash tables but no hash table was defined with auto-expire (so the extra timer was not needed). Hopefully it is fixed with the patch referenced above. |
I see, kind of a miss config in the end, thanks for the fix |
Description
Kamailio won't start after pulling from master
Commit triggering the problem
Reproduction
Always with specific configuration (I can diagnose further is needed)
Log Messages
When trying to start Kamailio
Possible Solutions
Not sure is the config I am using is not supported or if Kamailio code should be fixed.
rolling back the commit is fixing the issue
git revert ec15b23f25ba2502a661157ae69b4dc1db923f66
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