i.e. the corrupted HTTP response causes the parsing to abort early. The buffer flush then causes the remainder of the message to be passed to SIPE when the corresponding data structures have already been destroyed.
I vaguely remember a similar crash reason and I thought it was already fixed. I have to check the git log and see if this is a new corner case or something specific to Adium.
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Unfortunately the changes to fix this are too extensive to be included in a bug fix release. The fix will therefore only be available if you use git HEAD or in 1.19.x.
Ah! :) You had asked me to test it from the HEAD and I never ended up testing it. This time I will make a note to install 1.19.x when it is released and test it.
Meanwhile, when a new release is done, is there any notification possible such as a mailing list.
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Thanks for the debug log. Updated subject after brief analysis. The gist from the log is here:
i.e. the corrupted HTTP response causes the parsing to abort early. The buffer flush then causes the remainder of the message to be passed to SIPE when the corresponding data structures have already been destroyed.
I vaguely remember a similar crash reason and I thought it was already fixed. I have to check the git log and see if this is a new corner case or something specific to Adium.
Found it: [bugs:#240]
Unfortunately the changes to fix this are too extensive to be included in a bug fix release. The fix will therefore only be available if you use git HEAD or in 1.19.x.
Closing as DUPLICATE.
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#240Funny, that bug was also reported by you...
Ah! :) You had asked me to test it from the HEAD and I never ended up testing it. This time I will make a note to install 1.19.x when it is released and test it.
Meanwhile, when a new release is done, is there any notification possible such as a mailing list.