Am 13.12.2016 um 00:50 schrieb Jonas Meurer: > Am 13.12.2016 um 00:45 schrieb Debian Bug Tracking System: >> The bug was filed agains a "testing" binary package forcefully >> installed in a Squeeze environment. That binary package was never >> meant to be used in Squeeze. Coturn heavily relies on OpenSSL and on >> binary compatibility with OpenSSL libraries. We cannot support that >> binary in Squeeze. If you absolutely must to use Coturn with Squeeze, >> then you have to compile Coturn manually from the sources from the >> project page http://coturn.net. > > Sorry, but in my initial report I confused Squeeze with Stretch. In > fact, this bug is discovered on Debian Stretch, which is already in > freeze and supposed to be released as Stable within the next months. > > I keep experiencing this bug almost once a day on the Stretch system > that runs coturn (along with a Spreed.ME setup). > > As I wrote earlier, the bug might be related to the OpenSSL (1.0 -> 1.1) > transition that took place in Stretch recently. Probably a simple > rebuild against OpenSSL 1.1 would fix it. If you like, I could give it a > try. Would that help?
Ha, just after sending this mail I saw that coturn indeed had been binNMUed and updated to 4.5.0.5-1+b1 in Stretch. Will figure out whether the binNMU fixed the segfault and report back in a few days. Cheers, jonas
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