Python stops working randomly because of ZMQ issues
See original GitHub issueHello,
I’ve installed the Python and related packages in accompany with the Spyder using Anaconda on Windows 10. But sometimes during use of the Spyder, I see the message that Python stopped working.
I can say it happens when I don’t type something inside Spyder or when I don’t use it for sometime, but it happens randomly, not by a logical order. Besides, “stopped working” window is not one, an unknown crash creates several identical “python stopped working” windows which when I close them all, then the Spyder closes.
Python version is 3.5 on the Anaconda environment.
Please make a fix.
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I forgot to mention the result of this.
The problem was occurring because of the Windows Firewall settings. Spyder must be listed inside the Windows firewall Allowed apps, even if it does not handle a warning at the launch time to be added automatically.
If that would be the case, we would be hearing a lot of complaints about this, but we’re not.
So I think there should be something special about your setup. Sorry for not being more helpful.