bug#53047: closed (qBittorrent or libtorrent-rasterbar doesn't connect post c-u-f merge)

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--- Begin Message --- Subject: qBittorrent or libtorrent-rasterbar doesn't connect post c-u-f merge Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2022 10:31:57 +0000

dear Guixers,

qBittorrent stopped working around the time when i reconfigured after the core-updates-frozen merge.

the new behavior is that it can connect to trackers, it gets the peer list, but when i switch to the peer list tab of a specific torrent, what i see is that peers keeps showing up and then immediately disappear.

the number of DHT connections also remain at zero.

on my router i can see UPNP opening the relevant tcp and udp ports, and there's no firewall on the computer itself.

nothing else seems to have changed in the environment, and qBittorrent on a windows machine works on the same network.

- attila

PGP: 5D5F 45C7 DFCD 0A39

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> closing it because i don't see this anymore, and i have no idea what triggered 
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