Description of problem: For the last few days when trying to add a new torrent to azureus, the program would crash and fail. For some reason it's taking down all of java with it. I would have reported it through ABRT (which labels this as an issue with java-1.8.0-openjdk) but the back track seem unusable. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 5.6.2.0-1 How reproducible: It been fairly constant, for very attempt to load the program via firefox and add a torrent. Azureus crash. If I try to load a torrent file from the drive the program seemingly hand Steps to Reproduce: 1. Find a torrent through firefox 2. Attempt to open with "azureus" Actual results: Azureus loads and the new torrent is added into the download list before the program crashes shortly after. Expected results: Azureus loads and the new torrent is added into the download list.
Hello Could you please try the following: 1) Enable java to dump core As root, open the file /usr/bin/azureus using your favourite editor and add the following line right after the one which says "#!/bin/bash" ulimit -c unlimited 2) Reproduce the issue Make sure first that azureus isn't running, then reproduce the issue You should now have a (largish) core-file in $HOME/.azureus/app 3) Install gdb Make sure gdb is installed on your system $ sudo dnf install gdb 4) Install debuginfo First open the core-file using gdb gdb -c <core-file> Lot of text will scroll by and in the end, it will likely say something along the lines of Missing separate debuginfos, use: dnf debuginfo-install .... Now copy that dnf debuginfo-install command, exit gdb (quit) and as root, run the copied dnf debuginfo command. It will likely pull down a _lot_ of debuginfo packages 5) produce backtrace Now again open the core file using gdb gdb -c <core-file> Then you enable logging (gdb) set logging on Finally you produce a backtrace (gdb) thread apply all bt It will ask you to hit enter a few times. Ones you've scrolled though all threads, you should have a file named gdb.txt. Ensure there's nothing in there that you don't want publicly known and attach it to this bug report
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