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Originally posted by SomeByteiUsedToKnow View PostSo if Fedora implements their version first and then comes systemd update with its own modified FB version, which one of those versions will Fedora use in the end? Or I misunderstood and they will all integrate into one OOM solution later on?
It would be nice to see the Fedora code used and not the systemd code.
It would be one of those times when some of us can when a Redhat product quietly says to Lennart: "Hold my beer. We got this. Go off and write a systemd replacement for /dev/null"
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Originally posted by fkoehler View PostAnd just for the record, tracker-extract is at it again and will thrash the system for 10 .. 10 000 minutes until getting oom-killed every reboot. :-/
something likeCode:sudo lsof -c tracker-miner-fs
Also check out the other processes tracker uses. (not using tracker myself so not sure about the names of the daemons, check them first!Last edited by FPScholten; 08 January 2020, 05:08 PM.
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And just for the record, tracker-extract is at it again and will thrash the system for 10 .. 10 000 minutes until getting oom-killed every reboot. :-/
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Originally posted by FPScholten View Postuse either GSettings or DConf-editor to add your files to this list:
org.freedesktop.Tracker.Miner.Files Ignored-files
Then restart the tracker deamon.
I'm doing the 'tracker reset -r' + reboot thing now, let's see what happens. Anyways, reliable OOM-killing for rogue tracker processes sounds splendid :-)
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Originally posted by fkoehler View PostFinally something is being done about this. Gnome's tracker routinely completely thrashes my system at startup because it is completely buggy and goes into endless loops using endless memory on some files, which it does not tell you and thus gives you no options to explicitely exclude, god beware even trying to do so automatically. So I have to switch to konsole and 'pkill tracker' if I even get that far. Not using tracker is not an option either, as principally a search function is really usefull, as you know if you are using Windows 10 :-/
org.freedesktop.Tracker.Miner.Files Ignored-files
Then restart the tracker deamon.
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Originally posted by Britoid View Post
99% of problems with tracker can be fixed with tracker reset -r
Well, now I feel really confident that nothing can go wrong with 'tracker reset -r', the developers of this indexing software clearly are competent and 99% confident in their capabilities. :-(
I'll try it anyways, thanks for the tip ;-)
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Originally posted by fkoehler View PostFinally something is being done about this. Gnome's tracker routinely completely thrashes my system at startup because it is completely buggy and goes into endless loops using endless memory on some files, which it does not tell you and thus gives you no options to explicitely exclude, god beware even trying to do so automatically. So I have to switch to konsole and 'pkill tracker' if I even get that far. Not using tracker is not an option either, as principally a search function is really usefull, as you know if you are using Windows 10 :-/
At least with the systemd's professional developers around Poettering on the case we can now hope that something functional is being done instead of endless circlejerking and blame gaming.
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Finally something is being done about this. Gnome's tracker routinely completely thrashes my system at startup because it is completely buggy and goes into endless loops using endless memory on some files, which it does not tell you and thus gives you no options to explicitely exclude, god beware even trying to do so automatically. So I have to switch to konsole and 'pkill tracker' if I even get that far. Not using tracker is not an option either, as principally a search function is really usefull, as you know if you are using Windows 10 :-/
At least with the systemd's professional developers around Poettering on the case we can now hope that something functional is being done instead of endless circlejerking and blame gaming.
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