Torrents menu "Time out" after upgrade to v0.9.75

[guindous]

Expected Behavior

Quick access to Torrents menu option.

Current Behavior

After upgrading from v0.9.74 to v0.9.75 and restarting Kodi quasar stop working. Torrents menu option after selection takes several minutes and finishes with a "Time out" message. Tried to clear cache with no success.

Possible Solution

Stick to v0.9.74 makes the problem go away.

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

Context

Your Environment

• Version used: 0.9.75 to 0.9.78 has same problem
• Environment name and version: Kodi 17
• Operating System and version: 4.4.0-67-generic 88~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Mar 9 15:31:34 UTC 2017 i686 athlon i686 GNU/Linux
• Link to Kodi debug log: [plugin.video.quasar] filtered log at https://paste.ee/p/uz3H5

[aprades]

Same here with Android box (nVidia Shield TV).

[scakemyer]

There are TLS handshake timeout and read tcp ...: read: connection reset by peer errors in there; looks more like a connectivity issue than anything else. Caches also took over 4min to warm up, and the navigation time out occurred within that time...

[guindous]

@scakemyer due my geographical location I have a unreliable internet connection. It's ok if quasar could not download new torrents during an "offline/low connectivity" situation, but I'm trying to access to the torrent menu to play already downloaded files. In v0.9.74 this is possible. After that version is not. So, maybe some timeouts could be configured to allow that or make quasar more resilient to network outages.

I have some programming skills If you give me some guidelines I could make the changes.

Thanks for your fast answer.

[herrwusel]

@scakemyer do you have any idea about the long cache warm up? I experience that as well from time to time. Didn't have any negative influence though.

[aprades]

@scakemyer I have a very reliable internet connection. With v0.9.74 all works fine. With later versions there is no way to get it working.

[InternetEnthusiast]

I have the same problem with Android TV, moreover, this same error happens in search/most popular/recent/trending/trakt etc. as well. Virtually every menu option is affected.

Will try to post log later.

[InternetEnthusiast]

Here's the log, the URL links to the line I think the relevant warnings/errors occur: https://logs.tvaddons.ag/pzwc4joxo#line-177

[InternetEnthusiast]

Here's another log, slightly different, but roughly the same errors. Occurred while trying to download a video via search and play it.

https://logs.tvaddons.ag/p3adohuej

[cirelli94]

It's the same to me, Ubuntu 17.04!

[rudyes]

I can confirm exactly the behavior that @InternetEnthusiast is describing on a OSMC Vero 3.

[Ohadbasan]

I am hitting the same problem on ubuntu. will gladly provide information

[manuelchantada]

Same problem here

[manuelchantada]

In my case it was a problem with the release I was using. Installed armv7 version on rpi3 and the problem was gone.