Package: torrentflux
Version: 2.1-7
Severity: important
At least 10% of the time, a torrent will "fail" mysteriously when the queue
manager attempts to start it. When this happens, the index.php page starts
showing the torrent size as "0k".
The torrent also still appears in the admin/queue section as "queued", even
though the main page shows it as "failed".
After this happens, the queue manager freezes... Any torrents that are
already running are fine, but if you add any, they just sit at "queued"
forever.
A workaround to this problem is to go into Admin -> Queue, and click on the
"Update Settings" button. When you do this, the queue manager seems to wake
up and start processing torrents again. Once in awhile, the queue manager
will actually *succeed* in picking up the previously failed torrent and
start up as usual. However, more often than not, the torrent remains in a
failed state, and must be "queued" and then "stopped" in order to remove it
from the queue, so that other torrents can get a chance to run.
A python traceback shows up in my apache error_log as well; I don't know if
this is related:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/btphptornado.torrentflux", line 452, in ?
run(argv[1],argv[2],argv[3],argv[4],argv[5:])
File "/usr/bin/btphptornado.torrentflux", line 388, in run
h.failed()
File "/usr/bin/btphptornado.torrentflux", line 119, in failed
self.writeStatus()
File "/usr/bin/btphptornado.torrentflux", line 279, in writeStatus
raise KeyboardInterrupt
KeyboardInterrupt
Thanks,
Tyler
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