Aubin Paul wrote:
> I got another crash in childapp.py:
>
> File "/usr/local/freevo/src/audio/plugins/mplayer.py", line 177, in stop
> self.thread.stop('quit\n')
> File "/usr/local/freevo/src/childapp.py", line 381, in stop
> raise OSError
>
> This is this part:
>
> if not hasattr(self.app, 'child'):
> _debug_('child still starting, ignoring stop', 1)
> _debug_('slow down or buy a faster machine :-)', 1)
> raise OSError
>
> This isn't a speed of machine issue (it's an Athlon 2000XP) and this
> isn't due to skipping through songs quickly, but simply playing a
> folder full of music in sequence.
>
> I hit play on a song, it finished normally and was supposed to start
> the next one and then it crashed. I hadn't touched the machine for a
> few minutes.
That's odd. There shoudl be only three parts of Freevo using this
stop() function: you press STOP (you didn't do that), the song stopped
(this happend) and you walk through the playlist (the 'buy a faster
machine was a joke, the OSError is catched in the playlist function).
So what happens here is that the song stopped and kill() will be
called. But at this point there has to be a child. Or is that stop
called for the second item? Can you trace it? Maybe app is a DummyApp
(maybe add a 'print dir(app)').
Dischi
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