Description of problem: sometimes the beagle-helper process eats 100% cpu until I kill it Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): beagle-0.2.6-1.fc5.1 How reproducible: sometimes Steps to Reproduce: n/a just happens sometime Actual results: hang @ 100% cpu load Expected results: no hang @ 100% cpu Additional info: 5122 dragoran 15 0 162m 36m 11m S 100 1.8 8:40.66 beagled-helper strace -p 5122 Process 5122 attached - interrupt to quit poll( (never continues)
this is a FC5 x86_64 system with a dual core cpu running on kernel-2.6.17-1.2174_FC5 (SMP)
Very strange, the strace shows it stuck in poll, which should use 0% cpu. Maybe there are more threads and one of the other treads is stuck? Can you check with the thread switches in ps?
(In reply to comment #2) > Very strange, the strace shows it stuck in poll, which should use 0% cpu. Maybe > there are more threads and one of the other treads is stuck? Can you check with > the thread switches in ps? > ok will try to do this when it happens again.
it hangs again in poll() but does not use 100% cpu load. ps auxm | grep beagle dragoran 3203 0.0 1.5 160012 31608 ? - 14:12 0:00 beagled-helper --debug /usr/lib64/beagle/IndexHelper.exe dragoran 3417 0.3 2.6 303436 54276 ? - 14:38 0:04 beagled --debug /usr/lib64/beagle/BeagleDaemon.exe --backend -GaimLog --bg dragoran 3433 0.0 1.5 160888 31764 ? - 14:38 0:00 beagled-helper --debug /usr/lib64/beagle/IndexHelper.exe dragoran 5415 0.0 0.0 58632 1076 pts/2 - 14:56 0:00 /bin/sh /usr/bin/beagle-status dragoran 5946 0.0 0.0 58104 800 pts/5 - 15:00 0:00 grep beagle it tryes to index a .ods file (thats whats beagle-status says)
I can reproduce the "hang when trying to index a .ods file" when I save a .ods file beagle tryes to index it and hangs.
What is an .ods file. Can you attach it?
(In reply to comment #6) > What is an .ods file. Can you attach it? > its a openoffice (2.0+) spreadshead just create one with some text in it.
This happens with *any* ods file? Can you try running "beagle-extract-content" on one and see if the CPU is also a problem there?
Created attachment 136023 [details] "broken" ods file beagle-extract-content does not show any errors and does not hang. can't look at the cpu usage because it was too fast. but beagle is unable to index this file (can't find it when I search for the name or contents) file is attached.
I downloaded the file, renamed it "test.ods" and then searched for e.g. test, nvidia and peluga. They all return the file both with the rawhide beagle and with beagle-0.2.6-1.fc5.1 from FC5. Does beagle-index-info say its indexing or not? maybe the indexing just isn't done yet? (There is a bug about indexing being slow) When i run beagle-extract-content on that file i get this: Filename: file:///home/alex/Desktop/test.ods Debug: Loaded 45 filters from /usr/lib/beagle/Filters/Filters.dll Filter: Beagle.Filters.FilterOpenOffice MimeType: application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet Content: €-€??? Seite 1 ??? (???) 10.09.2006, 15:04:58 Seite 1 / 99 Tabelle1 Name Preis Händler INTEL Core2Duo E6600 2400MHz LGA775 4MB FSB1066, Boxed 324,99 Peluga nVidia GeForce 7900 GT, 256 MB GDDR3 247 Alternate +10 versand LC-Power Silent Giant LC6420G Black 420W ATX 2.0 42,9 Watercool Maxtor DiamondMax 10 320GB SATA II 16MB 89,99 Peluga Casetek CK-1026 Midi-Tower 44,5 NRW LG Electronics GSA-H10A schwarz 33,9 NRW ASUS P5B, P965 (dual PC2-6400U DDR2) 134,22 Peluga MDT DIMM 1024MB DDR2 800 x2 279,8 Ditech Labtec Optical Mouse, PS/2 & USB 6,99 Peluga Logitech OEM Internet Pro Keyboard Black, PS/2, DE 9,99 Peluga Zusammenbau 50 1264,28 Tabelle2 Tabelle3 (no hot content)
ok I will delete .beagle and recreate the index (in "fast mode") and tell you if it works. but now I have work to do sorry (will do it tomorrow)
sorry for the delay I recreated the whole index and now can find the file. seems like that the indexing is broken...
I wonder if it has anything to do with this bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=183898
A probable dupe of this bug has been filed at bug #217031.
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