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Memory corrupted after "Clock synchronization command" #112
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
Please, find my callback handler content below :
static bool clockSyncHandler (void* parameter, IMasterConnection connection, CS101_ASDU asdu, CP56Time2a newTime)
{
bool bOk = false;
Debug(100, "clockSyncHandler enter\n");
if (!CP56Time2a_isInvalid(newTime))
{
uint64_t llMsTimestamp = CP56Time2a_toMsTimestamp(newTime);
bOk = ((CInterfaceLib60870*)parameter)->ClockSyncHandler(CS101_ASDU_getCA(asdu), llMsTimestamp);
}
return bOk; // Retour géré spécifiquement par la lib pour cette commande
}
As you can see, I don't modify ASDU. I just use it to get CA address.
To answer you about environment, I use embedded Linux with Gentoo distribution.
Regards,
Florent HELARD
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Objet : Re: [mz-automation/lib60870] Memory corrupted after "Clock synchronization command" (Issue #112)
Hi,
I tried to reproduce this with the provided exampe (lib60870-C/examples/cs104_server/simple_server.c) but I was not able to do so. I didn't observe this problem. Can you provide more context information? E.g. what is your environment, did you do anything with the ASDU inside of the callback handler?
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I didn't find anything. It seems you are using an older version. Can you update to 2.3.1? |
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File : cs104_slave.c
Hi,
When receiving "Clock synchronization command" (C_CS_NA_1),
if 'slave->clockSyncHandler(...)' callback returns 'true',
then :
actions performed to build ASDU response leads to a memory corruption
and a crash few minutes later when using memory...
See Valgrind traces below :
==18912== Thread 32:
==18912== Invalid write of size 1
==18912== at 0x4C6E9E5: CS101_ASDU_addInformationObject (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C81E64: handleASDU (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C82511: handleMessage (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C8348E: MasterConnection_handleTcpConnection (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C8366A: handleClientConnections (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C83A73: handleConnectionsThreadless (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C841D7: CS104_Slave_tick (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x196B52: CInterfaceLib60870::Work() (interfacelib60870.cpp:340)
==18912== by 0x184D83: CTache60870Serveur::Executer(SKEventList) (tache60870serveur.cpp:167)
==18912== by 0x28D7A9: Tache::Body() (tache.cpp:153)
==18912== by 0x30EF89: body(void*) (Task.cpp:479)
==18912== by 0x49944F7: start_thread (pthread_create.c:456)
==18912== Address 0x941d82c is 0 bytes after a block of size 20 alloc'd
==18912== at 0x482D5DC: malloc (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-x86-linux.so)
==18912== by 0x4C89942: Memory_malloc (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C6E8B4: CS101_ASDU_createFromBuffer (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C824FD: handleMessage (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C8348E: MasterConnection_handleTcpConnection (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C8366A: handleClientConnections (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C83A73: handleConnectionsThreadless (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x4C841D7: CS104_Slave_tick (in /usr/lib/liblib60870.so.2.1.1)
==18912== by 0x196B52: CInterfaceLib60870::Work() (interfacelib60870.cpp:340)
==18912== by 0x184D83: CTache60870Serveur::Executer(SKEventList) (tache60870serveur.cpp:167)
==18912== by 0x28D7A9: Tache::Body() (tache.cpp:153)
==18912== by 0x30EF89: body(void*) (Task.cpp:479)
Issue seems to be localized in CS101_ASDU_addInformationObject() call.
Regards,
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