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I'm pretty sure one of the 10 open PR's i have fixes this. In the future, could you run your daemon with stderr redirected to a logfile (ipfs daemon 2> logfile) and then when your daemon becomes unresponsive, use ctrl+\ to send a sigquit to the daemon, causing it to print out all stack dumps before exiting. Then provide that logfile for me on the issue report.
I noticed that my daemon routinely stops providing or receiving data after running it for a little while!
$ cat /etc/fedora-release
Fedora release 21 (Twenty One)
$ ipfs version
ipfs version 0.3.8
ipfs cat or cat /ipfs/ hang indefinitely
my ipns hash stops being available through https://ipfs.io/ipns/QmSy5XjpgqhD4t436czqP1sgcGSxx7n4p7JC8hVEDsnDs7
"ipfs dht findprovs QmSy5XjpgqhD4t436czqP1sgcGSxx7n4p7JC8hVEDsnDs7" takes a long time and then says "error: routing: not found"
ipfs swarm peers still shows plenty of peers: http://ipfsbin.xyz/#QmY1JoCSm46AfJ2BskMvoEZsBJA4oZCoSA2zFFxRvy1Gtt
ipfs log tail: http://ipfsbin.xyz/#QmX4iVYPMWtMVXLMC4EmG3g8GQt1Kb2hR7hbWewa88i4CK
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