[OpenSIPS-Users] limit of using $acc_extra() variables

[Marco Hierl]

Dear all,

there seems to be a limit of using $acc_extra() variables.

I'm using the ACC module to log accounting data into a file and it's working fine even with logging of extra_fields.
But when I come to the point that I used $acc_extra variables more often (around 45 times) in the config file, I get "not enough free pkg memory" during the OpenSIPS start.

Ok, so I set start option -M from 8 to 128... but the fault did not change.


Maybe this part of my config file can explain it better. It is running fine as long as I don't remove one of the "#"-signs below:

modparam("acc", "extra_fields", "log: switch; internal_ci; related_inc_cdrs; time; us; si; inroute; outroute; bno_in; bno_out; snr; ziel; tu; anum; fu; diverting_no; cpc; privacy; ua; received; p-germany-tariff; switch_dur; init; eos")

route{
...
                   do_accounting("log", "missed|failed", "");

                   $acc_extra(switch)="sitename";       ..(and couple of assignments/po's more) ...
                   $acc_extra(si)="si";
                   $acc_extra(ua)="ua";
xlog("L_DBG","+++ $acc_extra(ua)");

                   #$acc_extra(ua)="ua";
                   #$acc_extra(received)="yes";
                   #xlog("L_DBG","+++ $acc_extra(ua)");

...
}

If I remove any of the "#" above I get:

Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Not starting opensips: invalid configuration file!
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: -e
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] INFO:core:tr_parse_re: preparing to parse param
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] INFO:cfgutils:shvar_init_locks: locks array size 16
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] INFO:core:tr_parse_re: preparing to parse param
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] INFO:core:tr_parse_re: preparing to parse param
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] INFO:core:tr_parse_re: preparing to parse param
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] INFO:core:tr_parse_re: preparing to parse param
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] INFO:core:fix_poll_method: using epoll_lt as the IO watch method (auto detected)
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:qm_malloc: not enough free pkg memory (64 bytes left), please increase the "-M" command line parameter!
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:new_sock_info: pkg memory allocation error
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:new_sock2list: new_sock_info failed
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:add_interfaces: new_sock2list failed
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:qm_malloc: not enough free pkg memory (64 bytes left), please increase the "-M" command line parameter!
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:new_sock_info: pkg memory allocation error
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:new_sock2list: new_sock_info failed
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:add_interfaces: new_sock2list failed
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:fix_socket_list: could not resolve eth0
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:fix_all_socket_lists: fix_socket_list for 1 failed
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] ERROR:core:main: failed to initialize list addresses
Feb  7 10:57:25 sbc-dtag-bln opensips[3282]: Feb  7 10:57:25 [3290] NOTICE:core:main: Exiting....

This is for OpenSIPS 2.2 & 2.3, running on
Linux 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.36-1+deb8u2 (2016-10-19) x86_64 GNU/Linux



Thanks for your help
  Marco

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