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Origin server cluster configuration error, SRS core dump #3114
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What is the stack of coredump like? Can you execute How high is the video bitrate?
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Hello, the content of the stack frame is as follows. The term "high bitrate" was a mistake on my part. After checking, I found that it is a regular video with a resolution of 1920x1080, 25fps, and 4081kbps. It is just higher compared to the default source.flv file. When I experimented, I noticed that this issue does not occur when pushing the source.flv file.
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You have enabled the origin cluster Of course, there should not be a coredump here.
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Confirming that it is a configuration issue, enabling the origin server cluster vector<string> SrsConfig::get_vhost_coworkers(string vhost)
{
vector<string> coworkers;
SrsConfDirective* conf = get_vhost(vhost);
if (!conf) {
return coworkers;
}
conf = conf->get("cluster");
if (!conf) {
return coworkers;
}
conf = conf->get("coworkers");
for (int i = 0; i < (int)conf->args.size(); i++) { Because there is no check here. This issue is essentially a configuration problem, not a common problem, so it will only be fixed in version 5.0.
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Description (描述)
SRS Version (版本): 5.0
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SRS Log (日志):
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Replay (重现)
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Expect (Expected Behavior)
Locating the vector in the library file, it is speculated that the memory allocation is exhausted.
Additional Information
Python code for streaming.
TRANS_BY_GPT3
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