GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 335560
beagle leaks over 1gb of memry
Last modified: 2006-03-22 20:09:59 UTC
Please describe the problem: I installed beagle in debian sid. 0.2.3 I deleted my old indexes and started beagled from fresh instalation Many hours later i created a text file and when i saved it my HD began to work like crazy and i lost responsivity of my box. I had to ssh from other notebook to mine and find that beagle was using 1080 Mb of virtual memory. i managed to kill the process "beagled" and all become normal again I'll attach the log in the next message. it is full of warnings and other kind of error. If someone is interested in this bug (please!!!) then it could be useful to look the logs i attached to bug 335272 Steps to reproduce: 1. let beagle run many hours 2. create and save a text document with some words I now it not fill fail always.. it is what I did :( Actual results: Expected results: Does this happen every time? Other information:
Created attachment 61788 [details] The log when beagled leaked memory This is the log ... it has lots of errors.. the more strange error is that are a lot of references to /home/jose or /home/something in the stack trace... i asume that are from the packager from debian...
There is another bug of similar kind. Please add further comments there. Helps in seeing all comments at the same place. One thing I noticed in the log files of these bugs is some exception occuring down the line, which basically stalls the indexing process. However as crawling continues, the to_index queue keeps getting longer and longer. That might be one reason for the memory blowouts. /home/jose is just the packager. Can you try building the source yourself ? There are a lot of unusual errors. Some even strange one! Can you also delete (probably a file) /usr/lib/beagle/Backends ? *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 335178 ***