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the problem with DC++ listening on a random interface is work in progress; it is tracked by bug 882961. in order to download/search with current builds, one can either:
- switch to passive mode (NAT-T is working fine).
- disable secondary adapters so that DC++ only has one adapter to use when listening for active connections.

Dalamar, could you try a recent release MinGW build from
builds.dcbase.org? just to compare with the one i posted (compiled with
MSVC) and verify that this is indeed a problem that only manifests
itself in MinGW builds?

i'm not aware of methods to track high CPU use in MinGW builds...
perhaps with valgrind & wine? or step into the offending threads with
gdb and request a stack trace?

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Title:
  (0.782)high single threaded cpu usage and no traffic after a period of
  time

Status in DC++:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  the release 0.782 version of dc++ seems to stop all traffic, as well
  as take up ~15% cpu constantly on my core i7 after a few hours of
  running it, the UI still works and it is reporting my upload traffic
  at 0kb/sec, the upload progress bars are there and they just sit at
  the same percentage when the traffic stop happened...  by this point
  my downloads have either completed or have entered the 'connection
  timed out' status, so there is also no download traffic

  this problem does not occur on the r2445 0.785 build

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