Sorry about the top-post. https://ipv6_address:443/ crashes at 1000th
iteration everytime, whereas https://ipv4_address:443/.. doesn't crash
exactly at 3001th iteration everytime. I am running this on a
embedded board using embedded linux that doesn't have any debugging
support. My original code where we use libcurl is much bigger, thats
the reason I created this example program. Not sure what other
example program I should create.

Thanks,
G

On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 12:15 AM, Daniel Stenberg <daniel_at_haxx.se> wrote:
> On Mon, 21 Sep 2009, Ganesh Ragavan wrote:
>
> Top-posting is not appreciated on this list. Please stop that.
>
>> I also checked the SSL_shutdown() input value, its a pointer and it is not
>> null.
>
> Of course it is. That's what SSL_shutdown() should get as input. You could
> set a break-point there with your debugger and investigate the data at the
> moment it crashes. Or you can run the test case with valgrind or similar to
> see if you can catch some other kind of bad memory access or so.
>
>> I tried using https://ipv4_address:443/.. instead of
>> https://ipv6_address:443/... but it still crashes; difference being it
>> crashes at 3001 th iteration instead of 1001th iteration for ipv6.
>
> Is it exactly those numbers every time? That feels like some kind of fixed
> boundaries or limited-sized arrays or something that get hit. I don't mean
> within libcurl then as it doesn't have any such.
>
> So my advice is still to break-point at the point it crashes. The fact that
> it repeats easily should also make debugging this fairly easy.
>
> Or work on making an example program that repeats this behavior for us.
>
> --
>
>  / daniel.haxx.se
>
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