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rtorrent (git) crashed due to 'save_input_history' #928
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Seems that commit a3a384b introduced this regression. I tried to debug that function but managed to just check that it is possible to enter into this function. The very first call
seems causes all troubles. I added code to check I applied locally the patch to P.S. Before to begin to dig the problem I updated my |
In which circumstances? |
@chros73 , just start in terminal and rtorrent immediately crashes. |
That would be strange, because:
But your original report was different:
Since it's working fine on Debian / Ubuntu, I don't have a clue. |
nullptr – what works on your platform doesn't necessarily do on the supported spectrum. Checking that it DOES work can be loads of work. |
@vp1981, @QDesjardin just created packages for rtorrent-ps-ch, and he states that he doesn't have this issue. |
This is because I ran
Isn't
Thanks, I'll have to investigate this closely. When I openned the issue I didn't have time to make close look on the problem. Some additional information: I decided to find out the reason but as distro packages don't have debug symbols (gdb shows nothing) and were build with Still I didn't get why Laterly that day I found that some of torrent files (with non-latin enconding in names, repeat, SOME, not all) are shown very strangely, something like Right now I use
(for Archlinux users, yeah, I had to rebuild packages three times before I could get debug symbols and the fourth is without them). On weekend I'll continue to investigate my problem because I don't understand why previous Just to be sure that I have correct
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I use these instead of yours' (and here's the complete example config): # Encryption options (encryption), set to none (default) or any combination of the following: allow_incoming, try_outgoing, require, require_RC4, enable_retry, prefer_plaintext
# This will only allow encrypted connections: protocol.encryption.set = require,require_RC4
# The example value allows incoming encrypted connections, starts unencrypted outgoing connections but retries with encryption if they fail, preferring plaintext to RC4 encryption after the encrypted handshake
protocol.encryption.set = allow_incoming,prefer_plaintext,enable_retry
# Port range to use for listening.
network.port_range.set = 40890-40890
# Adding public DHT servers for easy bootstrapping
schedule2 = dht_node_1, 5, 0, "dht.add_node=router.utorrent.com:6881"
schedule2 = dht_node_2, 5, 0, "dht.add_node=dht.transmissionbt.com:6881"
schedule2 = dht_node_3, 5, 0, "dht.add_node=router.bitcomet.com:6881"
schedule2 = dht_node_4, 5, 0, "dht.add_node=dht.aelitis.com:6881"
# Check hash for finished torrents. (check_hash)
pieces.hash.on_completion.set = no
# you don't need this
#trackers.enable = yes
Me neither :) , although the mentioned commit was introduced in v0.9.8
As I said above, this shouldn't ever happen, that tells me your problem is something completely different.
I suggest try out @QDesjardin's packages, they should work fine (he worked on it during this week). (I can't help you with Arch specific issues since I never used it.) |
Okey,
I'll dig it further. |
If I read the stack correctly, the control even don't go to Line 469 in a3a384b
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What are your CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS in makepkg.conf? |
@QDesjardin nothing special, distro defaults:
but that reminded me that I should set not only |
@chros73 seems your suggestions are correct and wrong at the same time:
so the control even don't reach the line 474 (the line with P.S. I changed location of |
Okey, I'm getting close to the reason of the crash (I think, I hope). Now I compiled
Now I don't know how to proceed further except to run |
Ok, so you don't have issue anymore with the
Remove/comment out the
If it fixes your issue, you can try to fix it and create a pull request for it :) |
@chros73 Yes, you are right. I commented out this option rebuild the Now about that I'll continue to investigate the issue because it is unexpected behavior: |
I went back in time, it was introduced in v0.5.1 as My point is:
That's not the issue, it worked the same way in the last 5-7 years at least. :) The problem is that now is crashing (due to the commit you found), and you're right about this: rtorrent should never crash, no matter what silly config entries a user have :) The solution for this is exactly what you suggested above, replace this check to this (tested on Ubuntu): if (m_control == NULL || !m_control->core()->download_store()->is_enabled()) Since you worked hard on this already, the honour of creating a pull request for this can be Yours :) Thanks for the bug report! |
PR has been created: #929 |
Hello,
I faced with rtorrent crash on Archlinux. The distribution packages
libtorrent
andrtorrent
don't have debug symbols so I rebuild both packages from git repo. In gdb I see:My system:
Archlinux x86_64
gcc: 9.2.0
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