Crash (Ubuntu)

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Message #6

Wow, a Segmentation Fault. That is not nice.

Can you perhaps provide us with detailed info of you OS and Tribler version (latest V4.1.7?)

Perhaps this will also remove the issue: https://www.tribler.org/faq#Triblerwontstartagain

Tribler Greetings, Johan.

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Johan

12/31/07 16:17:30
- Message #35
  
  I downloaded this .deb package; Tribler 4.1.8 for Linux (Ubuntu package)
  
  cn9ne@cn8ne:~$ uname -a Linux cn8ne 2.6.20-16-generic #2 SMP Thu Jan 31 22:39:18 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux cn9ne@cn8ne:~$ tribler Using python2.5 Segmentation fault (core dumped)
  
  I'm on Ubuntu Feisty Fawn, I thought it shouldn't be the problem though.
  
  I will try to compile the source, and will update you.
  
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  cn9ne
  
  02/21/08 02:27:03
- - Message #46
    
    There's a chance this segfault is caused by the vlc video player. Do you get it when trying to play a video in/from Tribler?
    
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    Jelle
    
    02/21/08 22:34:06
Message #144

I'm getting the same problem. Only on ubuntu hardy heron. Tribler just closes a few seconds after starting, no error message or anything. I installed it via synaptic. The version is 4.1.9

Is I run it from the terminal I see this message:

$ tribler Using python2.5

And a few seconds later it just closes, and I'm back to $.

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anony

07/09/08 02:10:55
- Message #177
  
  Ah well, tried swarmplayer. Same thing... sighh..
  
  cn9ne@cn8ne:~$ swarmplayer Using python2.5 Segmentation fault (core dumped) cn9ne@cn8ne:~$ uname -a Linux cn8ne 2.6.20-16-koolat #2 SMP Tue Feb 12 02:11:24 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux
  
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  cn9ne
  
  08/09/08 20:51:20
- Message #152
  
  I have the same problem here. Tribler just kept closing itself a few seconds after it's started. I wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that I installed via synaptic on ubuntu hardy heron (I added "deb http://ubuntu.tribler.org gutsy main" as suggested on tribler's website).
  
  Has anyone find a way to solve this problem?
  
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  anonymous
  
  07/22/08 15:06:34
- - Message #153
    
    I just tried installing 4.1.9 on our clean, up-to-date hardy install and cannot reproduce the problem. This is an i686 install. We have seen problems on Ubuntu for x86_64. What are you using? Please submit a bug report and add the /tmp/*-tribler.log file.
    
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    anonymous
    
    07/22/08 15:22:40
  - - Message #154
      
      I use old laptops (Dell Latitude C600 - Pentium3 with 256MB RAM) to try this. Actually, they are all running xubuntu 8.04. They are now located in a local lab environment (no connection to the Internet).
      
      I tried to run tribler as a normal user as well as root (sudo) and got the same error output in /tmp/*-tribler.log for both users on all machines:
      
      Tribler: Version check failed Wed Jul 23 11:38:19 2008 [Errno socket error] (-2, 'Name or service not known')
      
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      anonymous
      
      07/23/08 18:26:01
    - - Message #157
        
        This just means that Tribler couldn't contact our webserver to check for updates. This is not fatal. You can disable it by editing tribler.py to see if it makes a difference.
        
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        anonymous
        
        07/24/08 09:48:23

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