Why does vuze disappears

As a consequence, Vuze possibly needs to check all your active downloads for errors, which check may take quite some time. You might look here for possible reasons why Vuze crashed. But if that did not happen, the message may come as a surprise to you. Typical reasons for the warning message:. Jump to: navigation , search. Typical reasons for the warning message: You have not exited Vuze properly before closing your computer. You have maybe thought that you exited it when you closed the window, but you didn't.

Shouldn't the responsibility fall on Vuze to control and maintain system errors? I'm not sure I signed up for this. Besides, I'm too busy with my own homework to take on this homework. Jump to: navigation , search. If I understand you correctly, you want us to fix the issues with the other applications causing Azureus to disappear? And to answer your question, yes, the idea is that if users have a bug and we have no idea how it happens, that at least one of the more technically inclined users will help us troubleshoot the problem so that we can either reproduce it and fix it, or fix it with out reproducing it.

After running the update installer and subsequently starting Vuze you may receive the following error message:. Although not definitely tied to the release itself some users are experiencing a crash when starting Vuze. Once on the latest beta Vuze should automatically disable the internal browser and hopefully run successfully.

If not please try manually disabling the browser by creating some Configuration Presets. You will need to enter the following into the presets file:. The new Chat feature plays a sound when a new message is received and you don't have that chat window open. Unfortunately the ability to switch back to the old-style menu was broken in 5.

Unfortunately there are major issues with GTK3 and Vuze at the moment the sidebar doesn't draw correctly, SWT Group items don't render, the 'open-torrent-dialog' is a mess. So for the moment at least we force GTK2 via a new directive in the startup script:. This has resolved problems for some users but there are outstanding problems with CentOS 6.

After updating some users are finding some of their torrents report 'Network not enabled' against the torrents' tracker status. This is for public trackers http s or udp ones. Note that since the networks can also be selected in the 'torrent options' dialog when adding the torrent. This will NOT fix existing torrents though as they remember their enabled networks in force when added or later changed.

This is caused by an error in the code that prompts the user for the location to save the torrent file in. It only happens when no default save location for torrents has been configured by default this is configured to be a folder called 'torrents' in your Vuze configuration folder , so an explicit configuration change by the user is required to trigger this. Fix is in 5. This is most often caused by a mismatch between the type of Vuze installation you have and the type of your Java install.

Both Vuze and Java come in two types, bit and bit. For things to work the two must agree - bit Vuze needs a bit Java and bit Vuze needs a bit Java. If you can't figure things out then follow the instructions to remove all versions of Vuze and Java and then re-install Vuze. By default Vuze uses TCP port to communicate with itself - once Vuze is running any other attempts to start Vuze e.

So when Hola's service is running it grabs control of the port. This confuses Vuze into thinking it is already running and prevents startup. You can fix this by uninstalling Hola or by telling Vuze to use a different port - see Command Line Options for an example of how to do this by editing the Azureus.

If another application e. Hola, see above has taken control of the port that Vuze uses for internal communications then this can result in multiple copies of Vuze starting.