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Definitely appears to be a Chrome bug. Skip to content. Star 1. New issue. Jump to bottom. Copy link. DMP Both of these processes and MB respectively in memory consumption when active, as per Task Manager's reporting were cleared from memory when the first process was killed, so the second is definitely related.

Please let me know if any additional details will assist. Host OS: Ubuntu Looks like a Chrome bug. No Is the issue reproducible? Yes Ok, so here is the scoop. I have tried this multiple times and it happens without fail. I install SABnzbd I can download, process, etc. The problem, is that I will close my browser and walk away, come back to use it later.. Then I have to start it up again. I want to start it when I want to use it. Though I have tried both ways and the result is the same.

Thoughts on this issue? I welcome your input, and I sincerely thank you in advance. So I click on that link to access it. I understand that clicking on the application shortcut will cause multiple instances and potential errors from that can occur. However, this is not the case in this situation Re: Windows 7 Bit - SABnzbd runs for a bit, then inaccess Post by krackt » Tue Jan 17, am have you checked that sab is still listening on port when it becomes inaccessible, using netstat?

It should reset SABnzbd to My issue still remains unresolved. Otherwise, if I leave it alone for too long I need to use task manager to kill the SAB process then run it again. Then I am able to access the program. How bizarre is this?

Shypike, will the Safe Mode fix anything, or are you just saying to use that next time it is inaccessible?