Asterisk 16.9.0 on CentOS 8 - Bad file descriptor errors spamming like crazy

[zermus]

Anyone know whats up with this? New VM with CentOS 8 and 16.9.0

[Apr 11 04:51:18] WARNING[2179] chan_unistim.c: Recv error 9 (Bad file descriptor)
[Apr 11 04:51:18] WARNING[2179] chan_unistim.c: Recv error 9 (Bad file descriptor)
[Apr 11 04:51:18] WARNING[2179] chan_unistim.c: Recv error 9 (Bad file descriptor)
[Apr 11 04:51:18] WARNING[2179] chan_unistim.c: Recv error 9 (Bad file descriptor)

My log is spammed by this so often that after a server is up for 30 minutes my logfile is 3 gigs!! It chews up my CPU usage like crazy too. Thinking about a downgrade back to CentOS 7…

[traud]

Do you need that channel? If not you can de-select its module via make menuselect. Otherwise, you can close its port via your firewall.

[satish4asterisk]

@traud

de-select its module via make menuselect .

or just noload in modules.conf

[zermus]

Yeah I did that and it started spamming another Bad file descriptor for something else, so I just downgraded my OS back to CentOS7 and Asterisk 13 and now I’m fine again. Whatever lol.

CentOS 8 and Asterisk just seem to not mix IMHO.

[traud]

Mhm. Please, report such things on the issue tracker. Otherwise nobody ever looks into that. Do you remember in which module that other bad-file-descriptor happened?

[traud]

Mhm. You reported it already …