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Ktorrent crashes if UPNP plugin is loaded.
I hope the following info helps.
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Allright, the crash shouldn't happen anymore, but UPnP will not work. (otherwise the exception wouldn't be thrown)
To deal with this kind stuff you should run ktupnptest, this will try to forward a port and will print out lots of information in the process. It will generate a log file called ktupnptest.log, post it here that should give us an indication where the problem lies. |
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Sorry for replying so late, only found out about the reply today.
Here's the result of running ktupnptest
I'm not sure if it's supposed to crash after running ktupnptest though:
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Can you do a
wget http://192.168.0.5:5431/dyndev/uuid:107 ... 7c0032dca6 -O router_xml_description And send the resulting router_xml_description file to me so I can debug it here. |
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Dynalink RTA770W router description
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Updated to SVN 534863
Console output from running ktupnptest:
Traceback:
Console output from running ktorrent --debug:
Traceback:
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I have to apologize that it was my bad. I use ArchLinux's package manager to compile and install this, somewhere along the steps I must have missed something and the newly updated version wasn't compiled but the sources have indeed been updated.
But anyway, it is working fine now. Thank you very much for your time. Keep up the good work |
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