Re: How to generate a .core in Asterisk

The amd64 version works.

> I get a segmentation fault when answering a call placed to a queue.
> Asterisk does not
> produce a core dump. How could it be achieved?
>
> OpenBSD 6.6 i386
> asterisk-16.6.2
>
> pbx# asterisk -f -d -d -d -g
>
> [...]
>
> Loading app_queue.so.
> [Dec 9 16:49:01] NOTICE[-1]: app_queue.c:9141 reload_queue_rules: No
> queuerules.conf file found, queues will not follow penalty rules
> == Registered application 'Queue'
> == Registered application 'AddQueueMember'
> == Registered application 'RemoveQueueMember'
> == Registered application 'PauseQueueMember'
> == Registered application 'UnpauseQueueMember'
> == Registered application 'QueueLog'
> == Registered application 'QueueUpdate'
> == Manager registered action QueueStatus
> == Manager registered action QueueSummary
> == Manager registered action QueueAdd
> == Manager registered action QueueRemove
> == Manager registered action QueuePause
> == Manager registered action QueueLog
> == Manager registered action QueuePenalty
> == Manager registered action QueueMemberRingInUse
> == Manager registered action QueueRule
> == Manager registered action QueueReload
> == Manager registered action QueueReset
> == Manager registered action QueueChangePriorityCaller
> == Registered custom function 'QUEUE_VARIABLES'
> == Registered custom function 'QUEUE_EXISTS'
> == Registered custom function 'QUEUE_MEMBER'
> == Registered custom function 'QUEUE_MEMBER_COUNT'
> == Registered custom function 'QUEUE_MEMBER_LIST'
> == Registered custom function 'QUEUE_GET_CHANNEL'
> == Registered custom function 'QUEUE_WAITING_COUNT'
> == Registered custom function 'QUEUE_MEMBER_PENALTY'
> == app_queue.so => (True Call Queueing)
>
> [...]
>
> -- Executing [109@internal:9] Queue("SIP/102-00000000",
> "q1,t,,,60,") in new stack
> -- Started music on hold, class 'default', on channel
> 'SIP/102-00000000'
> -- Called SIP/101
> -- SIP/101-00000002 is ringing
> > 0x5de18000 -- Strict RTP learning after remote address set
> to: 192.168.0.3:9854
> -- SIP/101-00000002 answered SIP/102-00000000
> -- Stopped music on hold on SIP/102-00000000
> Segmentation fault