Crash 1.42+ r7617~r7624, random

[wizzle]

After about seven or eight pauses, when I attempted to start (unpause) the torrent, Transmission crashed.

1/22/09 12:05:15 AM [0x0-0x311311].org.m0k.transmission[29193] Assertion failed: (session->events), function tr_runInEventThread, file /var/tmp/pea/svn.transmissionbt.com/trunk/libtransmission/trevent.c, line 377.
1/22/09 12:05:20 AM com.apple.launchd[357] ([0x0-0x311311].org.m0k.transmission[29193]) Exited abnormally: Abort trap

Everything seems okay now, but it's taking longer to restart now that Transmission has to check the existing download data.

[Ryoujin]

After about seven or eight pauses, when I attempted to start (unpause) the torrent, Transmission crashed.

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1/22/09 12:05:15 AM [0x0-0x311311].org.m0k.transmission[29193] Assertion failed: (session->events), function tr_runInEventThread, file /var/tmp/pea/svn.transmissionbt.com/trunk/libtransmission/trevent.c, line 377. 
1/22/09 12:05:20 AM com.apple.launchd[357] ([0x0-0x311311].org.m0k.transmission[29193]) Exited abnormally: Abort trap 

Everything seems okay now, but it's taking longer to restart now that Transmission has to check the existing download data.

Is there any crash log? It might be too long to post here, so you can go http://transmission.pastebin.com/ post it over there and link back, if possible.

[wizzle]

Sure, where are the crash logs stored?

[Jordan]

Sure, where are the crash logs stored?

See the "if transmission crashed on a mac" section of http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtop ... f=1&t=3274

[wizzle]

No crash log, sorry. I also noticed a few completed downloads had their directories corrupted. I am downloading to an external NTFS hard drive - so in Windows I ran a chkdsk on the drive and it was able to recover some, but not all of the data. Now I have since restarted Transmission and restarted the lost downloads. As they are completed, I've been moving them to a different folder on the drive. I have six concurrent torrents running right now, and one has paused itself again. Instead of immediately resuming, I'm going to leave it alone until a few of the others get closer to finishing.

[Mac_Geek]

http://transmission.pastebin.com/m33aa623c

MacBook Pro - Leopard 10.5.6
Processor - 2.33 GHz Intel Core Duo
Memory - 3Gb 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
Transmission - 1.42+ (7832)

Was running four downloads, added a fifth and transmission crashed.

When I leave it running during the night, it will often just lock itself up and I need to set Force Quit to release it again.

[wizzle]

I finally tracked down the data corruption problem to a faulty NTFS-3G driver. Updated, and now it seems okay.