[Pidgin] #15065: XMPP Crashes on File Receive. Pidgin consumes all available memory.
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Sun Apr 15 05:48:03 EDT 2012
#15065: XMPP Crashes on File Receive. Pidgin consumes all available memory.
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Reporter: briatx | Type: defect
Status: new | Component: libpurple
Version: 2.10.3 | Keywords: XMPP file transfer crash memory leak
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So this has plagued me for a while now. Maybe related to this other issue
at http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/14734
There have been two behaviors, both ending end pidgin crashes. Sometimes,
if the file is small enough, the transfer completes and then pidgin
crashes. Other times if the file is too large (5MB+) pidgin crashes after
receiving the first 20-30% of the file.
Also, before crashing Pidgin will consume all available memory until it is
unable to allocate more (which likely causes the crash). As shown below:
(02:02:37) proxy: Connection attempt failed: Error resolving ::1: 11004
(02:02:37) proxy: Unable to connect to SOCKS5 host.
(02:02:37) jabber: si connection failed, jid was vvt at mydomain.org/asdf,
host was ::1,
error was Error resolving ::1: 11004
(02:02:37) dnsquery: Performing DNS lookup for xx.xx.xx.xx
(02:02:37) dnsquery: IP resolved for xx.xx.xx.xx
(02:02:37) proxy: Attempting connection to xx.xx.xx.xx
(02:02:37) proxy: Connecting to xx.xx.xx.xx:55453 with no proxy
(02:02:37) proxy: Connection in progress
(02:02:37) proxy: Connecting to xx.xx.xx.xx:55453.
(02:02:37) proxy: Connected to xx.xx.xx.xx:55453.
(02:02:37) proxy: Initiating SOCKS5 negotiation.
(02:02:37) proxy: Connecting to 7ecafe8ce75e787219a6fa6e914daba322e1f622:0
via 2
17.194.57.89:55453 using SOCKS5
(02:02:37) socks5 proxy: Connected.
(02:02:37) socks5 proxy: Able to read.
(02:02:37) s5: reallocing from 5 to 18
(02:02:37) s5: reallocing from 18 to 20
(02:02:37) proxy: Connected to 7ecafe8ce75e787219a6fa6e914daba322e1f622:0.
(02:02:37) jabber: Sending (ssl)
(yag at mydomain.org/331297521334480435540632): <iq typ
e='result' to='vvt at mydomain.org/asdf' id='purpled30ae837'><query
xmlns='http://jabber
.org/protocol/bytestreams'><streamhost-used
jid='vvt at mydomain.org/asdf'/></query></iq
>
(02:02:42) proxy: Connecting to xx.xx.xx.xx:55453.
(02:02:42) proxy: Error connecting to xx.xx.xx.xx:55453 (Connection timed
out.).
(02:02:42) proxy: Connection attempt failed: Connection timed out.
(02:02:42) proxy: Unable to connect to SOCKS5 host.
(02:02:42) g_log: purple_proxy_info_destroy: assertion `info != NULL'
failed
(02:02:42) jabber: si connection failed, jid was vvt at mydomain.org/asdf,
host was 217.
194.57.89, error was Connection timed out.
(02:02:42) dnsquery: Performing DNS lookup for xx.xx.xx.xx
(02:02:42) dnsquery: IP resolved for xx.xx.xx.xx
(02:02:42) proxy: Attempting connection to xx.xx.xx.xx
(02:02:42) proxy: Connecting to xx.xx.xx.xx:7777 with no proxy
(02:02:42) proxy: Connection in progress
(02:02:42) proxy: Connecting to xx.xx.xx.xx:7777.
(02:02:42) proxy: Connected to xx.xx.xx.xx:7777.
(02:02:42) proxy: Initiating SOCKS5 negotiation.
(02:02:42) proxy: Connecting to 7ecafe8ce75e787219a6fa6e914daba322e1f622:0
via 1
78.209.47.227:7777 using SOCKS5
(02:02:42) socks5 proxy: Connected.
(02:02:42) socks5 proxy: Able to read.
(02:02:43) s5: reallocing from 5 to 45
(02:02:43) s5: reallocing from 45 to 47
(02:02:43) proxy: Connected to 7ecafe8ce75e787219a6fa6e914daba322e1f622:0.
(02:02:43) jabber: Sending (ssl)
(yag at mydomain.org/331297521334480435540632): <iq typ
e='result' to='vvt at mydomain.org/asdf' id='purpled30ae837'><query
xmlns='http://jabber
.org/protocol/bytestreams'><streamhost-used
jid='proxy.mydomain.org'/></query></iq>
(02:02:43) xfer: Transfer is being started multiple times
(02:02:43) g_log: file ft.c: line 1297 (begin_transfer): should not be
reached
(02:02:46) GLib: gmem.c:156: failed to allocate 31104 bytes
pidgin.RPT attached.
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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/15065>
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