Joshua C. Colp

What does the RFC state for multiple headers of the same name? If not allowed, then I believe the code should be updated to handle that situation. If allowed then...

You're referencing libcurl functionality, but you mentioned Asterisk linked list previously. They're different, and the slist is already freed. The slist is created at request time based on global settings...

The problem is isolated to httpheaders because of the code: https://github.com/asterisk/asterisk/blob/91c8866ff3bec674666206d6e44fba5a1fd90ff1/funcs/func_curl.c#L444 Thus why I stated before: What does the RFC state for multiple headers of the same name? If not...

That's why I asked what the RFC states - what is allowed? Are multiple allowed? What are the constraints?

If you don't know the answer to that or can't determine it, then I can open this issue up as we should certainly do something. There is no time frame...

This is not eligible to be done at this time. Deprecation is only allowed when master is going to become a standard release. The time to do this would have...

This is crashing due to an AMI action, specifically "Status". We would need to know the contents of the AMI action, as well as the state of the involved channel...

Through manually examining the core dump, potentially yes. There are instructions[1] on the docs site for including the raw core dump and Asterisk build files in a tarball. You would...

What am I expecting to see broken out of this: > *CLI> channel originate Local/dial@aa-call application Wait 10 > *CLI> -- Called dial@aa-call > -- Executing [dial@aa-call:1] Dial("Local/dial@aa-call-00000000;2", "Local/dial@aa-ans/n,,U(answer-sub,s,1)") in...

It's probably a race condition with the closeness of the Answer() and Hangup() in the provided example and thus different across different systems, and even different versions depending on changes...