Hello,
I was trying out the auth_ephemeral module inside the xhttp event_route in Python KEMI, and discovered a possible bug.
The following will result in the stack smash error. Whenever I leave out the unixtimestamp the module will complain about not being able to convert to an int, which make sense, but doesn't lead to a stack smash error and a complete crash of Kamailio.
KSR.auth_ephemeral.autheph_authenticate("1576734089:grant", "1234").
According to the documentation this module can only be used in REQUEST_ROUTE, but I found a presentation online which also used this module and that particular function in event_route, which is what I need for WebSocket authentication.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if you need more information.
Regards,
Grant
Hello,
can you get a core file for this case?
Set `ulimit -c unlimited` before starting Kamailio as root and run again.
Once you have the core file, get the backtrace with gdb.
Cheers, Daniel
On 01.05.19 20:26, Grant Bagdasarian wrote:
Hello,
I was trying out the auth_ephemeral module inside the xhttp event_route in Python KEMI, and discovered a possible bug.
The following will result in the stack smash error. Whenever I leave out the unixtimestamp the module will complain about not being able to convert to an int, which make sense, but doesn't lead to a stack smash error and a complete crash of Kamailio.
KSR.auth_ephemeral.autheph_authenticate("1576734089:grant", "1234").
According to the documentation this module can only be used in REQUEST_ROUTE, but I found a presentation online which also used this module and that particular function in event_route, which is what I need for WebSocket authentication.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if you need more information.
Regards,
Grant
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