** Changed in: desktopcouch (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Chad Miller (cmiller) = (unassigned)
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Same things happens here
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Chad, I was able to reproduce this on 1.0.7+r277-14~natty1 - simply
delete the machine via ubuntuone control panel, restart desktopcouch and
see it using all the CPU.
Nothing is written in desktopcouch-replication logs during this
misbehavior.
DEBUG:replication:Looking up prefix for service
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I'm reporting the same problem, and confirm that the CPU burning would
stop once Ubuntu-One is logged in.
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desktopcouch-service hangs up
It seems like the problem IS Ubuntu One, as it never occured to me when
I did uninstall it, but when I re installed Ubuntu, desktouchcouch did
hang up the CPU once again (with Ubuntu One installed)
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I experience this same thing, an d it's killing the Ubuntu experience on
my netbook :(
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Ketil,
If you deinstall ubuntu one it is fixed (for me at least). If you don't
need it this might be the answer for you.
Best regards,
Hans
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Hans Wolters hans.wolters@gmail.com wrote:
Ketil, If you deinstall ubuntu one it is fixed (for me at least). If you don't
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I think that connecting to ubuntu one is not the solution heren. I had the same
problem. Currently I disabled
the service. A real fix would be one where it warns the user it can't connect
and then stop trying to connect.
Think about the following situations where one would not like to use it.
Well, in my case I'm auto-signed into Ubuntu Oneand desktopcouch-
service occasionally decides to be a cpu hog.
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@MD4. Exactly. Same here.
Before logging UbuntuOne:
USER PID %CPU %MEMVSZ RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND
harmeet 9261 99.3 0.4 110160 17872 ?R18:06 1:00
/usr/bin/python /usr/lib/desktopcouch/desktopcouch-service
harmeet 9103 8.3 5.6 945224 216380 ?
Have the same problem, checked the log file mentioned above and found messages
about ubuntuone.
So I entered the login information for ubuntuone. As soon as this was done the
CPU usage dropped immediate
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If you look in the file, ~/.cache/desktop-couch/log/desktop-couch-
replication.log (particularly when dc is using all the cpu), you may see
which process is causing this.
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I have the same problem, and , almost always Ubuntu is opening the same
repeated process again and again... and, then the CPU velocity decreases
a lot. Here, I past the results of the ps xuk -%cpu |head:
USER PID %CPU %MEMVSZ RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND
josep 2047 78.3
Here are my results:
USER PID %CPU %MEMVSZ RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND
1000 8917 99.1 0.4 106176 17960 ?R12:11 1:47
/usr/bin/python /usr/lib/desktopcouch/desktopcouch-service
1000 8987 14.3 0.6 360720 25916 ?Sl 12:12 0:12
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Eric Casteleijn (thisfred)
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Chad, any idea what can cause it to take up that much CPU for that long?
Pimentel28: You are sure it is desktopcouch-service taking up the CPU,
and not for instance beam.smp processes, right?(You can check by running
'top' and sorting by CPU usage, sorry if I'm stating the obvious.)
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No idea, offhand, Eric.
Pomentel28, in a terminal, please run ps xuk -%cpu |head and paste the
results here, when you see that problem.
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@Eric beam.smp processes tend to stay only at around 10% CPU at most.
@Chad I'll keep an eye on the processes, when the problem occurs again
I'll post the results back here.
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Forgot to include the info with Apport. The file is attached.
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