Hi Iurii, PTLib 2.10.x and 2.11.x have a method to check, if a mutex is already locked, but they changed the API and from 2.12.x on there is no way to check except to try to lock it. Replace H323Connection::Unlock() in src/h323.cxx with this version: void H323Connection::Unlock() { // calling Signal() on a mutex that isn't locked is causing an assert, // so we make sure it is locked before the Signal() innerMutex.Wait(0); innerMutex.Signal(); outerMutex.Wait(0); outerMutex.Signal(); } Please try the change and report back how it works. Then I'll commit the code to the CVS. Regards, Jan -- Jan Willamowius, Founder of the GNU Gatekeeper Project EMail : jan@willamowius.de Website: http://www.gnugk.org Support: http://www.willamowius.com/gnugk-support.html Relaxed Communications GmbH Frahmredder 91 22393 Hamburg Geschäftsführer: Jan Willamowius HRB 125261 (Amtsgericht Hamburg) USt-IdNr: DE286003584 Iurii Gordiienko wrote:
Hi, I have found a bug with twice H323Connection::Unlock() call if we have an connection issue. Take a look: 1.We are running connection.SendSignalSetup function from H225CallThread::Main() and if it returns any reason!=H323Connection::EndedByCallerAbort we will Unlock the connection.
void H225CallThread::Main() { PTRACE(3, "H225\tStarted call thread"); if (connection.Lock()) { H323Connection::CallEndReason reason = connection.SendSignalSetup(alias, address); // Special case, if we aborted the call then already will be unlocked if (reason != H323Connection::EndedByCallerAbort) connection.Unlock(); // bla-bla-bla }
2.But we have case when connection.SendSignalSetup returns non H323Connection::EndedByCallerAbort reason but has own unlocked state - for this case PTLIB will unlock the mutex twice with assert (as minimum) message. H323Connection::SendSignalSetup(const PString & alias, const H323TransportAddress & address) { //bla-bla-bla // Release the mutex as can deadlock trying to clear call during connect. Unlock(); PBoolean connectFailed = false; if (!signallingChannel->IsOpen()) { signallingChannel->SetWriteTimeout(100); connectFailed = !signallingChannel->Connect(); } // See if transport connect failed, abort if so. if (connectFailed) { connectionState = NoConnectionActive; switch (signallingChannel->GetErrorNumber()) { case ENETUNREACH : return EndedByUnreachable; case ECONNREFUSED : return EndedByNoEndPoint; case ETIMEDOUT : return EndedByHostOffline; } return EndedByConnectFail; } } Thanks -- Iurii Gordiienko