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Hi, I'm getting the same thing. PyQt5 is latest version from pip, on python3. Imports look as follows: from PyQt5 import QtGui, QtCore, QtWidgets import sys, os, shelve, time, threading,...

Heyo. Commenting out that line seemed to fix the crashing. The sleep(duration) a few lines before that hangs the program for a few seconds so I commented that out also.

![screenshot_2018-05-13_12-17-40](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24858633/39963175-ae0af00a-56a7-11e8-8b4e-422b7f9d9f30.jpg) I'm also having troubles on reconnection.. Seems like it blew through by VPS' available memory and was killed by linux oom-killer.

Also, I notice that you have in the websocket_client.py put a variable 'self.threads = []', but when a thread dies or is finished it is not removed from this list,...

![screenshot_2018-05-13_13-32-39](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24858633/39963563-27c9837a-56b2-11e8-9a0b-096d6d6de166.jpg) Managed to catch it in htop. What are all these threads doing?

As requested, here is a pastebin with full code, is pretty basic honestly.. https://pastebin.com/a5UvBZqU And here is a pastebin with the full output from running the above code: https://pastebin.com/LSN9QDMc Python...

![screenshot_2018-05-14_02-04-47](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24858633/39969155-57466096-571b-11e8-81e0-0359eab6c38b.jpg) My bad, it appears to have had node.js I was just ignorant of the appropriate command (i was trying 'node' and 'npm') Edit: I will update to 1.0.4 now...

Okay so I updated and ran the same script again with the new version, have the output from my tests. This paste I disconnected the network connection manually for 60...

For printing exception info I usually use (in 3.5 etc.) `"{} {}".format(type(e).__name__, e)` You don't need .args or .message Edit: This works on python 2.7 as well.. ![screenshot_2018-05-15_11-31-14](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24858633/40031564-a02dc056-5833-11e8-9c0a-9ce0a1589b72.jpg) P.s. the...

![screenshot_2018-05-17_17-11-13](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24858633/40161982-c3953ba0-59f5-11e8-988a-26cc4556129d.jpg) Okay so running the tests again on version 1.0.5, this first pic is from just letting it run until it ran into troubles; the reconnect seems to have worked...