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Code Changes
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mmichelson (367003):

>Fix memory leak of SSL_CTX structures in TLS core.
>
>SSL_CTX structures were allocated but never freed. This was a bigger
>issue for clients than servers since new SSL_CTX structures could be
>allocated for each connection. Servers, on the other hand, typically
>set up a single SSL_CTX for their lifetime.
>
>This is solved in two ways:
>
>1. In __ssl_setup(), if a tcptls_cfg has an ssl_ctx on it, it is
>freed so that a new one can take its place.
>2. A companion to ast_ssl_setup() called ast_ssl_teardown() has
>been added so that servers can properly free their SSL_CTXs.
>
>(issue ASTERISK-19278)
>........
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>Merged revisions 367002 from http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk/branches/1.8
>

mmichelson (367028):

>Address MISSING_BREAK static analysis reports some more.
>
>This addresses core findings 4 and 6.
>
>Moises Silva helped me by stating that a break could be
>safely added to the case where it is added in chan_dahdi.c
>
>In say.c, I have added a comment indicating that static analysis
>complains but that it is currently unknown if this is correct.
>
>This fixes all core findings of this type.
>
>(closes issue ASTERISK-19662)
>reported by Matthew Jordan
>........
>
>Merged revisions 367027 from http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk/branches/1.8
>


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