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KH on 2019/04/14 12:18:28 PM
Thanks for the dmp file.
Just to clarify, by hanging, you mean the program stops responding until you force it closed, or just for a few seconds at a time? If you let it sit for a minute or two, will it ever come back? Does your CPU run at 100% during this time, or pretty much idle?
I looked at the stack in the dump file, and it's inside ntdll in a plain close() function, when the UPNP router discovery socket is closing. I haven't seen this before, and the UPNP implementation is shared with Tixati, so it's running on a lot of machines. Just to be sure I examined the code to see if anything looked strange, but didn't see any problems.
If it keeps hanging like this in version 1.32, which will be out in a matter of days, please post another dump file and we'll see if it's in the same exact spot, or maybe it will show there to be a local loop that I'm missing.
In the meantime, a work-around might be to disable UPNP (and manually port-forward on your router if you need to.)
by Guest on 2019/04/14 03:59:58 PM
its actually worse then that fopnu hangs and no matter what I do I can not force close it with taskmanger or console it just turns into a zombie with 0% cpu used an no threads running (checked with sysinternals process explorer) with fopnu in this state I noticed that foobar2000 starts behaving strangely/crashing, I assume thats because it uses upnp too
so far restarting the pc is the only fix
yes it also hangs on a freshly restarted pc with nothing else running
I also use tixati lot and never encountered this even running it several days straight
I've always been manually forwarding ports automatic forwarding is turned off on the router I just never bothered turning upnp off
turning off upnp seems to have worked no hang so far