Misbehaving server can crash GajuDesk #25

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opened 2025-08-14 14:47:31 +09:00 by spivee · 1 comment
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A user was leaving GajuMine open overnight with an attached GajuDesk window, which gives us a window into what leaving GajuDesk open for a long time does. It turns out what it does is it notices every time we screw things up in the public nodes, and crashes... At least, that is what I would guess, looking at the logs. There's various failed requests, and then eventually the check_balance call specifically starts failing in a way that triggers the supervisor tree. The GajuMine detail is its own issue, issue #10 to be exact, but the underlying crash is probably worth looking at all on its own, one day.

A user was leaving GajuMine open overnight with an attached GajuDesk window, which gives us a window into what leaving GajuDesk open for a long time does. It turns out what it does is it notices every time we screw things up in the public nodes, and crashes... At least, that is what I would guess, looking at the logs. There's various failed requests, and then eventually the check_balance call specifically starts failing in a way that triggers the supervisor tree. The GajuMine detail is its own issue, issue #10 to be exact, but the underlying crash is probably worth looking at all on its own, one day.
zxq9 added the bug label 2025-10-17 17:58:54 +09:00
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This seems related to the problem that previous versions of GajuMine were opening GajuDesk within the same runtime context, and a problem with one became a problem with the other. There were other issues with that approach as well, but this was a lingering one.

This seems related to the problem that previous versions of GajuMine were opening GajuDesk within the same runtime context, and a problem with one became a problem with the other. There were other issues with that approach as well, but this was a lingering one.
zxq9 closed this issue 2026-05-10 15:37:50 +09:00
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