[OpenSIPS-Users] pv_get_avp buffer length error
Ben Newlin
Ben.Newlin at genesys.com
Tue Mar 13 10:30:54 EDT 2018
Hi,
We have been seeing the following errors in our logs for some time:
ERROR:core:pv_get_avp: local buffer length exceeded!
This error prints from multiple places in the code and we were not able to isolate the source until now. I have been able to consistently reproduce the error by calling avp_insert. It seems to happen every time I call it in a particular place, but I cannot identify the cause of the buffer issue.
Logs from an occurrence are here: https://pastebin.com/HvmrXqii
The relevant section of my config script is here: https://pastebin.com/301U1yY2
I am currently running 1.11.11, which I know is unsupported. But I am trying to determine whether it is an OpenSIPS issue or whether I am using this function in a way that is not intended.
I am trying to use it to push values onto the end of an AVP stack. According to the docs [1]:
“If the index is greater than the count of values the value will be inserted at the end.”
So I have selected an index that is known to always be greater than the number of elements (32) and am performing the insert at that index. I must do this because there does not seem to be any way in OpenSIPS to determine the number of values in an AVP except to traverse the entire list. I attempted to keep track of the number of items in the destination list using another variable, but avp_insert will not accept a variable as the index argument, only a number.
I also tried reading from the source AVP backwards, as opposed to putting them in the destination AVP backwards as I do now, but there is no way to indicate the last index of an AVP. The common method of using -1 as the index does not work with AVPs.
Any help would be appreciated.
[1]: http://www.opensips.org/html/docs/modules/1.11.x/avpops.html#idp5675600
Thanks,
Ben Newlin
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