[Bug]: Anime suddenly drops to 0 peers, 0 download and 0 upload

ThaUnknown / miru

Bittorrent streaming software for cats. Stream anime torrents, real-time with no waiting for downloads.

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[Bug]: Anime suddenly drops to 0 peers, 0 download and 0 upload #284

Closed Grafcube closed 1 year ago

Grafcube commented 1 year ago

Preflight checklist

[X] I have searched the issue tracker for a bug report that matches the one I want to file, without success.
[X] I have searched the frequently asked questions for a solution that fixes this problem, without success.
[X] I have checked that I'm using the latest stable version of the app.

What app version are you using?

v3.11.6

What operating system version are you using?

Linux

Expected Behavior

Video plays normally.

Actual Behavior

After some amount of time, the peers, download and upload indicator shows 0 (even on a currently popular anime) and shortly after that it starts buffering indefinitely. The workaround I found was to use CTRL+R to refresh and then search and play the anime again. This is only a temporary fix since the issue reappears after some time.

This occurs even on an ISP that does not do DPI.

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ThaUnknown commented 1 year ago

hm, all I can suggest is to open the hidden process devtools by running IPC.emit('devtools') in ctrl+shift+i console when the console is popped out: that will open the hidden console: if there are no errors there then this is an issue with your network connectivity: webtorrent doesn't recover from a network reset, so if your network resets or changes you will need to restart the torrent like you mentioned by reloading the window

your peers can sometimes drop to 0 when a torrent is fully downloaded, but then it wouldn't cause those buffering issues you mentioned

Grafcube commented 1 year ago

This error showed up at the exact moment the indicators showed 0

Uncaught Error: ENOSPC: no space left on device, write

ThaUnknown commented 1 year ago

your main drive ran out of space, lol, go to settings, torrents and change download folder

ThaUnknown commented 1 year ago

Grafcube commented 1 year ago

Well, that seems to have done the trick (the video hasn't been playing long so if it happens again I'll post here).

But that's strange, I have plenty of free space on my drive :thinking: where are torrents normally saved?

ThaUnknown commented 1 year ago

Well, that seems to have done the trick (the video hasn't been playing long so if it happens again I'll post here).

But that's strange, I have plenty of free space on my drive 🤔 where are torrents normally saved?

on linux its /tmp by default

Grafcube commented 1 year ago

Makes sense then. Thanks for the help :tada: