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#147740 23/04/06 02:02 PM
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I'm using v6.17 since it's out, and I've experienced a couple of crashes. Maybe 5 or 6. I didn't pay much attention at first, but I then noticed it crashes always at the same program location :

The CPU instruction at 0x00fd23e4 is referencing memory address 0x632d2085, which hasn't read permissions.

(Translated from french locale, maybe a bit different in a "real" english Windows, but it means the same :tongue:)

As it often happens when I'm not in front of my computer, I can't really understand what happens just before the crash.

Anyway, has anybody already seen this ?

(NB : I'm using a "fresh" mIRC 6.17 with a couple of remote scripts of mine)

#147741 24/04/06 09:07 AM
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what kind of remote scripts?

and does this also happen without any scripts loaded?


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#147742 25/04/06 11:20 AM
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About the remote scripts, nothing unusual : mainly on text/notice/rawmode/whatever events, some ctcp and raw events...
No external DLL nor COM stuff, no sockets...
Though it can still be these very "simple" events that make mIRC crash (as the infamous "ON *:CLOSE:=:window -c = $+ $target" that makes mIRC GPF too, see thread)
But it'll be difficult, I think, to isolate the "bad" script line, if it turns out the crash is caused by a script command.

Anyway, I haven't tried to run mirc with no script loaded, but as the bug can take days to appear with scripts loaded, It's be difficult, I think, to tell if it can happen without scripts... It would need tu run mirc without scripts for maybe one month, and *really* using it, to finally be able to say "ok, maybe it only happens with scripts".

That's why I wanted to know if it happened to others, as it may be easier to search for common things between configurations that make the bug appear, than try to track the bug down myself alone, because it really seem to happen randomly...

#147743 26/04/06 01:37 AM
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Are you using SSL at all?
SSL connections to IRC in 6.17 cause lots of problems here.

#147744 26/04/06 02:11 AM
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Right, I'm using SSL. frown


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