If WebUI is already running (for instance, if Deluge crashes) then I can't restart Deluge until I have manually killed the WebUI process.
Is this a known issue?
I'm running Ubuntu 7.10.
Pete
WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
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Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
depends...which version of deluge? "the latest version" is not an answer. go to help->aboutpete_h wrote:If WebUI is already running (for instance, if Deluge crashes) then I can't restart Deluge until I have manually killed the WebUI process.
Is this a known issue?
I'm running Ubuntu 7.10.
Pete
Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
Heh, sorry... remembered to include the OS version, but not the Deluge version.markybob wrote:depends...which version of deluge? "the latest version" is not an answer. go to help->about
0.5.7.1, WebUI is rev.160
Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
I can confirm this as well.
running deluge with the webui still running throws a "what(): Address already in use" error.
when deluge closes normally it closes the webui by killing it, so I'm guessing because it didn't get to shut it down, it doesn't get to kill it.
running deluge with the webui still running throws a "what(): Address already in use" error.
when deluge closes normally it closes the webui by killing it, so I'm guessing because it didn't get to shut it down, it doesn't get to kill it.
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Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
This happens to me as well. Deluge 0.5.7.1, XUbuntu 7.04.
Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
Are you all shure that it is the webui preventing to start deluge?
the “what(): Address already in use” error indicates a zombie deluge/libtorrent process, see this faq:
http://deluge-torrent.org/faq.php#6n42
If you get another error it could be the webui, but for now i think deluge itself crashed .
the “what(): Address already in use” error indicates a zombie deluge/libtorrent process, see this faq:
http://deluge-torrent.org/faq.php#6n42
If you get another error it could be the webui, but for now i think deluge itself crashed .
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Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
I have the same issue. Deluge won't restart until I kill the WebUI process.
Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
I'm sure it's webui - when you do
the process is
(or something like that)
and once you've killed it, deluge can start and no longer throws the "what(): address already in use" error
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ps aux | grep deluge
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python /usr/share/deluge/plugins/WebUi/run_webserver env=0.5
and once you've killed it, deluge can start and no longer throws the "what(): address already in use" error
Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
ok, i'll look in too it.
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Re: WebUI prevents Deluge restarting
ditto
I accidentally crashed deluge by clicking a handful (5 or 6) of the first column pause buttons in rapid succession, as I thought it would work as expected. However, webUI and deluge stopped responding and cpu went to 100% for awhile. Killed main deluge process, but couldn't restart it due to address in use error. Found that the following process was left orphaned, and wasn't killed along with the deluge kill:
Worked normally after killing this process and restarting deluge.
This is ubuntu 7.10 and the new stable deluge release, if it helps.
thanks!
I accidentally crashed deluge by clicking a handful (5 or 6) of the first column pause buttons in rapid succession, as I thought it would work as expected. However, webUI and deluge stopped responding and cpu went to 100% for awhile. Killed main deluge process, but couldn't restart it due to address in use error. Found that the following process was left orphaned, and wasn't killed along with the deluge kill:
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python /usr/share/deluge/plugins/WebUi/run_webserver env=0.5
This is ubuntu 7.10 and the new stable deluge release, if it helps.
thanks!