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Crashes the FTD hard. I have to delete the hidden file in the "torrents" folder and manually restart the FTD service from the console to get the FTD running again.
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Something new as of today, the FTD process was using 100% CPU for some reason and killing the server. Even after restarting the FTD via the console, it got "stuck" on checking existing files. I had to stop all of my torrent downloads (only 3 files) to recover the system. After stopping all downloads, the FTD process stopped spontaniously, so I guess it crashed.
Anything I can give you guys here to see what went wrong? Logs seem unhelpful IMO.
That's is fine, but a https URL shouldn't take down the entire FTD process. It seems that any malformed or unsupported URL/torrent files will crash the FTD process. A little annoying. :-/
Can you confirm that this is a general problem with torrent downloads and ftd? Because, at least the torrent download part really should work over https, and if it doesnt, it is most likely a bug in ftd.
Hmm not sure it's FTDs fault anymore, it might be that none of the torrent sites that uses SSL accepts FTD as a torrent client and shuts it down.
You guys at Excito should have a test server up and running for us to test against that handles normal and SLL.
I can confirm that the link you provided by kfudd indeed crashes the downloader. Hopefully our upcoming release will fix this issue. I cant reproduce it with the newer version.
It seems that any malformed or unsupported URL/torrent files will crash the FTD process. A little annoying. :-/
Thanks for looking in to it.