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Occasional crash #11
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Thanks opening an issue and including logs with it. Also, thanks for packaging this project on the AUR! Can you post the output of the following commands? #!/usr/bin/env bash
echo $(python3 --version)
echo $(cast_control --version)
python3 -m pip show cast_control mpris_server PyChromecast In your launch script, if you add It looks like the daemon is hitting your system's limit for per-process open file descriptors. I'm guessing that Do you turn off your Chromecast or sometimes use your computer on networks that you can't access your Chromecast from? As an aside, if you use the |
My Chromecast is always plugged in, but the TV is off most of the day. My laptop is always on and on the same Wi-Fi network. |
Thanks @yochananmarqos. I pushed some changes to PyPI that address a cause for the app hitting the open socket descriptor limit. You can try the changes out by upgrading $ python3 -m pip install cast_control==0.11.3
$ python3 -m pip install mpris_server==0.3.4 I haven't reproduced the bug myself because I need to run |
I'll let you know if it happens again. |
I'm going to close this issue. Feel free to open a new issue if you run into this issue again. |
I use the following script on system startup:
Occasionally I notice
cast_control
is no longer running and find this in the log:~/.cache/cast_control/log/cast_control.log
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