Is the crash reproducable?
If so, please:
apt-get install asterisk-dbg
and add the following to /etc/default/asterisk :
AST_DUMPCORE=yes
CORE_PATTERN='/tmp/core.%e.%t'
Note that it is recommended to remove those settings from your asterisk
defaults file once you're done debugging, as the the second one affect
core dumping of every process: not just Asterisk.
If asterisk segfaults it will now dump a core file under
/tmp/core.asterisk.TIME_OF_CRASH (TIME_OF_CRASH: seconds since
1.1.1970).
If Asterisk crashes again, you'll get a core file. Please install gdb:
apt-get install gdb
and then run:
gdb -c /tmp/core.asterisk.TIME_OF_CRASH /usr/sbin/asterisk
In the prompt of gdb, write:
bt
bt full
and include the output.
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