Hello,
I noticed some downloads in SABnzbd recently which are marked as failed. Hitting the retry button does not solve the problem, after a while the Download is marked again as failed.
I found out, that par2 is crashing:
There are 254 recoverable files and 0 other files.
The block size used was 262272000 bytes.
There are a total of 254 data blocks.
The total size of the data files is 66332863854 bytes.
Verifying source files:
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
Aborted
I compiled par2 from source but unfortunately the crash is the same.
I dont know what to do now. Same archive on another machine is being verified by par2 without problems.
Do You habe an idea where to start ? Or where it would be better to ask ?
Regards,
Chris
OT: par2 crash
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Re: OT: par2 crash
Which HW
Which OS
Which par2 version
... same questions for the other machine
Which OS
Which par2 version
... same questions for the other machine
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Its an arm device (kirkwood) (dockstar, debian wheezy, kernel 3.2.23).
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The other machine where it works is debian wheezy amd64, on a PC with 4GB of ram.
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Oh, and its par2cmdline version 0.4 .
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If you can reproduce it on the dockstar command line, it's a dockstar problem, and I would report it in dockstar forum. Oh: it can be a hardware problem: bad memory, or something like that.
Re: OT: par2 crash, solved
Ok I got it after experimenting on a bigger machine. To be able to use par2 on this download the swap memory must be set to a minimum of 512MB. At least for machines with only 128MB of physical ram.
Re: OT: par2 crash, solved
You "got it"? The solution? Or the crash?schmitt56 wrote:Ok I got it after experimenting on a bigger machine. To be able to use par2 on this download the swap memory must be set to a minimum of 512MB. At least for machines with only 128MB of physical ram.
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I got the solution. 
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OK. Good. To understand you: you are able to let par2 crash from the commandline on the bigger machine? (Big as in: 1+ GB RAM?)schmitt56 wrote:I got the solution.