Fix memory leaks problems in t/local/44_sess.t reported by Assress Sanitizer #505 Fix t local sess #506
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…adjust expected values of some tests, and far as when you call CTX_free, is automatically call remove_cb callback, and it changes expected call back call count values
…by increasing reference count. We should cancel that reservation by calling SSL_SESSION_free() anyway, not caring if session have been detached or not
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If you build perl (and consequently Net::SSLleay) using Address Sanitizer,
t/local/44_sess.ttest will fail.This PR is made from two patches:
First patch: Adds
CTX_frees where they should be. But this affects testing results, as freeing a context trigger remove callback, as far as I guess. I've corrected expected results too.Second patch: Removes condition for SSL_SESSION_free() . We should always free session, without care if session remove was successful or not. See commit message for more explanations.
You can find instruction on how to build perl in this modulet using ASan in #469
PS please refer me as NATARAJ (Nikolay Shaplov) if you ever would like to mention me anywhere..