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Commit 086d4f0e authored by Mark Michelson's avatar Mark Michelson
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r108737 | mmichelson | 2008-03-14 11:44:08 -0500 (Fri, 14 Mar 2008) | 33 lines

Fix a race condition in the SIP packet scheduler which could cause a crash.

chan_sip uses the scheduler API in order to schedule retransmission of reliable
packets (such as INVITES). If a retransmission of a packet is occurring, then the
packet is removed from the scheduler and retrans_pkt is called. Meanwhile, if
a response is received from the packet as previously transmitted, then when we 
ACK the response, we will remove the packet from the scheduler and free the packet.

The problem is that both the ACK function and retrans_pkt attempt to acquire the
same lock at the beginning of the function call. This means that if the ACK function
acquires the lock first, then it will free the packet which retrans_pkt is about to
read from and write to. The result is a crash.

The solution:

1. If the ACK function fails to remove the packet from the scheduler and the retransmit
   id of the packet is not -1 (meaning that we have not reached the maximum number of 
   retransmissions) then release the lock and yield so that retrans_pkt may acquire the
   lock and operate.

2. Make absolutely certain that the ACK function does not recursively lock the lock in
   question. If it does, then releasing the lock will do no good, since retrans_pkt will
   still be unable to acquire the lock.

(closes issue #12098)
Reported by: wegbert
(closes issue #12089)
Reported by: PTorres
Patches:
      12098-putnopvutv3.patch uploaded by putnopvut (license 60)
Tested by: jvandal


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