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In order to check the current evince behaviour, I opened again the pdf
linked by Rebecca Palmer. The maximum memory usage I saw using system
monitor was 55 Mb, when scrolling through pages 21-22. As soon as I
passed those two gnuplot graphs, memory usage dropped to about 30 Mb.
Bear in mind that
Evince works fine for pdf files less than about 20 MB. However when I
opened a 23 MB file, it started eating all my RAM and swap. The memory
went upto 945 MB and then I had to restart the PC. Not even
alt+ctrl+backspace worked (it's enabled).
Pity, that the adobe reader opens the file and runs it
http://uk.arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4754 still triggers this in amd64 Intrepid
on my system, using about 1.5GB before it gives up and shows a blank
page; while as in Hardy scrolling away from the trigger image (top of
page 9) is enough to recover, this still prevents the contents of that
page being
Is there really any chance of backporting poppler from Intrepid? I've
done a quick search in synaptic (I admit I don't know how to search for
dependencies via aptitude) and default ubuntu packages that depend on
poppler (and might need to be recompiled and put into backports) are
evince
the new poppler 0.8 will not be uploaded to hardy or backported no, the
API and ABI changed which means applications might require code changes
or behave in an unexpected way, that's not something to change on a
stable version
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according to upstream this is already fixed on svn:
This is already fixed, it requires poppler = 0.8.
Thanks.
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and intrepid has poppler 0.8.5 so closing the bug
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I want to highlight that even if this bug is marked as Fix Released
neither this bug of Gutsy nor the aequate bug in current hardy is
fixed.
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right bugs are closed when they are fixed in the current unstable ubuntu
version, then backport tasks can be opened if required
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I've just added the following comment in the upstream bug:
Does the bugfix just require to update poppler to 0.8.4 (current as of
today)? Or does it also need patches presented here? It's a shame if a
full poppler 0.8 is required, since this will probably leave Ubuntu
Hardy users in the dust. Oh,
This PDF with a scanned schematic eats up all my memory when I open it:
http://www.crownaudio.com/pdf/legacy/MT-1000schematic.PDF
The mouse cursor gets choppy, starts missing input etc. Once it took me
ten minutes to be able to close down Evince. Now this part is of course
not a problem with
Same issue. 8.04 Beta. Only happens with this one particular file for me
(attached). My system quickly crashes. Memory usage soars above 700
megs!
** Attachment added: cosc314.pdf
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Confirm. Evince hangs opening all files in MAXIMIZED mode.
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The problem seems to persist in Ubuntu 8.04 (Evince Document Viewer 2.22.1.1)
I encountered it on the following file
http://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/c018939_ISO_IEC_10967-1_1994(E).zip
My machine has a measly 256MB RAM and it hits the swap partition hard.
At that point
I have recently been hit by this bug on Gutsy.
Opening http://www.foxkeh.com/downloads/history/history-foxkeh.pdf
resulted in 600MB memory usage in Best Fit zoom level (about 70%),
little did I know that trying to zoom in to 400% to get a closeup of one
of the images would result in Evince
In my laptop, evince crawls every time I open a scanned Physical Review paper
(i.e. older than 1995). However, xpdf works flawlessly. A lot of examples can
be found in the Physical Review Letters milestone papers, which I think anyone
can access:
http://prl.aps.org/50years/milestones
I must
Still happens in amd64 Hardy alpha2 (2-3GB with my example, the trigger
now being the *top* image on page 9) but now recovers itself on
scrolling away from the triggering image, while under Gutsy it was
necessary to close Evince completely.
May be related to bug 188079.
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I have the same problem with http://uk.arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4754 (amd64
Gutsy); Valgrind log attached. The trigger appears to be the picture at
the bottom of page 9.
** Attachment added: evincememvalgrind.log.6737
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Similar problems here on an AMD 1.8GHz w/ 1GB of RAM. It is definitely
only pronounced on scanned pdf files as opposed to searchable, copy-able
text (or maybe anything larger than 1MB). Scrolling down, the RAM usage
jumps by 50-100MB for each page I go through, and doesn't come back
down. I've
For me, it happens with a pdf made with latex which include a lot of big
images and the pdf's size is 147 MB.
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I have the same on my machine. I was puzzled by the excessive use of swap on my
laptop (amd64 with 800MB RAM) so I disabled swap and waited for something to
fail. It happened when I was scrolling through an ADC0804 datasheet (simple
chip datasheet with quite an amount of images). It suddenly
I have this same issue on P4 1.4GHz machine with 256Mb of RAM. It slows
my cursor to a crawl as it quickly uses all of the remaining free RAM,
and finally crashes. I can see in /var/logs/messages where the system is
trying very hard to recover the lost memory after the program closes.
The system
http://www.tfh-
berlin.de/~rudolph/signale/skripte/SuS_SS06/Shannon_Limit.pdf (from dup
bug 154526) is another example taking a lot of memory. It can crash a
512 MB system, without doing anything special.
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I have had similar problems with both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Also,
I have set it on both continuous and non-continuous displays, and it
still spikes the RAM usage to about 500MB.
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Also reproducible on i386.
Valgrind log is attached.
** Attachment added: valgrind.log.6832
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Would be useful to have a valgrind log please try to obtain one
following the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Valgrind and
attach the file to the bug report.
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** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9193131/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: ProcMaps.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9193132/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: ProcStatus.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9193133/ProcStatus.txt
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Confirmed. I got it to use this much.
19435 andy 15 0 1114m 863m 20m S 69 21.8 0:27.46 evince
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