Created attachment 331155 [details] 3 Bug report saved (Tar gzipped) Description of problem: linuxdcpp is crashing within one minute of starting it. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.0.2 How reproducible: Very Steps to Reproduce: 1. Nothing to be done. 3. It crashes within a minute or two no matter what I do. Actual results: It is crashing Expected results: It should not crash Additional info: It could be due to faulty indexing in background.
Can you run "debuginfo-install linuxdcpp" as root, reproduce it in "gdb" and get a full backtrace? ( http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/StackTraces )
You could check a new version 1.0.3 which fixes a lot of crashes. It's now in testing repository, to try it type: su -c 'yum --enablerepo=updates-testing update linuxdcpp'
There is large possibility that it was crashing while hashing. I have some movies in a one folder. It was crashing while hashing that folder. After I removed the folder from sharing it is not crashing any more. Will let you know if the updated version crashes while hashing the same movies folder or nor. Thanks for the help.
Created attachment 331237 [details] Screenshot of hasing progress Even version 1.0.3 is crashing while trying to hash the file. I have identified the file on hashing which it is crashing. I have also attached the screenshot of hash progress for the file on which it crashes when exactly 234.14 MB of data is left to be hashed.
The file is of size 883052544. But when I write command dd if=<file_path> of=part7.bin bs=100000000 skip=6 count=1 I get output 0+1 records in 0+1 records out 47581696 bytes (48 MB) copied, 48.8953 s, 973 kB/s So it is problem with harddisk or filesystem. If you check for return value of read() to take care of harddisk or filesystem errors I think it will stop crashing.
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