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Freezing problem clue. I woke up to a frozen XoloX. I was running the debugger, but I couldn't understand what was going on past the fact that it wasn't in a small infinate loop so far as I could tell. What I did to was run a netstat to see who I was connected to, and lo and behold, I saw this: Code: Proto Local Address Foreign Address State |
Hi Seeker. Thanks for this useful tip. >Which I assume is very very bad, considering that this is a loopback address. Somewhere in your code I think you made it so you can't connect to your own IP, but it seems that some people are 'force real IP'ing to be a loopback address, and it's killing XoloX. I will check the outgoing HTTP download, outgoing gnutella and HTTP push for valid downloading IP's. Maybe there is a leak somewhere. Greets, Pasman |
loopback I've been having same problem with loopback addresses on 98 and 2kpro, hoped it would go away with 1.11 upgrade from 1.09 but it didn't. |
Dead lock Hi, following Seekers idea, I noted every open connection after a crash. I had 3 crashs the last days: Code: Proto Local Address Foreign Address State Cya, Moak PS: Propably there could be another dead lock, when you use multiple IPs or a misconfigured router.... so that a private network address in your LAN points back to the Xolox host. It might be worth to test this case. |
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