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No. Look at the actually used RAM:
VmRSS: 4012 kB
4 Megabytes. Oh dear.
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console-kit-daemon spawns too many threads
To manage notificati
I think somebody should take a serious look at this. Have a look at this from
the c-k-d status:
VmPeak: 2091776 kB
VmSize: 2091744 kB
VmLck: 0 kB
VmPin: 0 kB
VmHWM: 4012 kB
VmRSS: 4012 kB
VmData: 2052720 kB
VmStk: 136 kB
VmExe: 136 kB
VmLib: 5820 kB
Vm
See #101 and #128, please. I suggested you to do nothing at all. The
memory consumption has nothing to do with the bugs name "console-kit-
daemon spawns too many threads" (comment #107, #108, #110, #116) in my
opinion. And threads are not "expensive" when it comes to context
changes. Also some peop
See also http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/ckremoval
Supposedly the new Fedora solves the problem by replacing consolekit with
systemd.
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Still having this problem in 10.04.2. Dozens of console-kit-daemon
processes are spawned rather randomly.
** Changed in: consolekit (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Opinion
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I didn't understand how we can solve the problem on our system, we have
to download a patch? where is the link and how it solve the problem?
the solution is going to be included in a next distribution?
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** Changed in: consolekit
Importance: Unknown => Medium
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** Changed in: consolekit
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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Importance: Medium => Unknown
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Status: Triaged => Invalid
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Since the devs are obviously not even remotely interested in fixing this
problem, and I don't have the skills/knowledge to fix it myself, I
recompiled the kernel source after editing include/linux/vt.h and
reducing 63 (64 ttys) to 11 (12 ttys). At least now console-kit-daemon
eats less memory accor
I have a server running karmic and I stumbled across this bug via google
after noticing that console-kit-daemon is currently using up 1519m
virtual and 546m resident memory (according to top). Just a datapoint
for those who don't think this sort of bloat is worth tracking down.
I'm still unclear o
my ubuntu server has 63 threads of CKD running.
pstree
init─┬─atd
├─avahi-daemon───avahi-daemon
├─beanstalkd
├─console-kit-dae───63*[{console-kit-dae}]
Is there a way to gracefully exit CKD? I am a bit paranoid about using sudo
killall.
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Wow...I am surprised that after 2.5 years and multiple releases we are
still talking about this bug...I had it in 9.10 64-bit and I upgraded to
10.04 64-bit and still have it...Was it gutsy that it was reported
on...?
When I run htop I have 87 processes (PID 1090 to 1177) of /usr/sbin
/console-kit
> I have 64 instances of this process, each of which are using over 122MB of
> RAM, 117MB of which is virtual.
> That's a total of over 7.6GB for a set of processes that have no discernable
> purpose.
I don't think so. Where do you have that numbers from?
Take a look at console-kit-daemon in gno
I am running Ubuntu 9.10 on AMD 64-bit and I have this bug. I disagree with
those who say the resource waste from this bug is negligible because at least
in my case I have 64 instances of this process, each of which are using over
122MB of RAM, 117MB of which is virtual. That's a total of over
I totally agree on syntag's post. I have from time to time very bad
performance inpacts that are caused by consolekit. It eats up many CPU
cycles and slows down the whole system remarkably. RAM is not an issue
since my system is not swaping while this happens. After I "pkill -9"
all the processes t
"My personal recommendation is to do one thing about this "bug" --
nothing."
I disagree. The insane amount of threads spawned by consolekit slows
down sorting of the red-black tree in CFS (default scheduler in Ubuntu)
AND eats up unnecessary resources (a few megs of RAM, and probably some
cpu). Ac
I'm a computer science student (graduation next term) and have recently
reviewed the consolekit code. The kernel and consolekit patches issued
here are fine so far. In my opinion the only reason why this is still
unfixed are the consolekit maintainers on the one hand and the problem
with backports
I'm experiencing the same "issue" on a 9.04 web server. I've got a cron
job killing all console-kit-daemon processes daily to recover RAM. The
first time I did this (with 20 days uptime) I saw over 300MB of memory
freed up! CPU usage is negligible, since most of the threads aren't
active. This
Carl Fink wrote:
> the fact that there are so MANY pointless, unfixed problems is an indictment
> of Free Software in general
actually, in general, it's how almost all software is build. It's just
that with Free Software it's easier to know when it happens because the
hood is open.
And even more
Whoever is responsible, the fact that there are so MANY pointless,
unfixed problems is an indictment of Free Software in general. (Absurd
overthreading, htop's unclear mixing of userland threads with processes,
hundreds of packages depending on consolekit for no particular reason,
consolekit being
No one says that this should be ignored. I argue that people should stop
proposing crazy workarounds that may break your entire system (now or at
the next distro upgrade) for little benefit.
Upstream has not fixed this, that's why it's not fixed in Ubuntu ( see
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug
I know, hikaricore...
I don't understand the 'forget it' attitude. As has been pointed out, Linux has
always been built efficiently, just because a particular inefficiency 'isn't
very inefficient' why should we ignore it? It still exists.
What's MORE worrying is the number of people posting who h
console-kit-dae───63*[{console-kit-dae}]
9.1 karmic
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2 years later still not fixed... really? this isn't gnome-screensaver
we're talking about people.. :p
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still no updates?
one month ago Lennart Poettering wrote (2009-09-24 08:19:58 PST): "Alan
gave up maintainership of the console stuff a few weeks back. gregkh
then took this up and one of the first things he did is merge Alan's
patch into his tree. Two days ago this was then merged into mainline.
Hello at ALL,
do anyone knows a solution for ubuntu 9.04?
i know this strange bug does debian lenny not have..
on older Laptop with up to 512MB Ram it brakes out the performance
and there is no possibilty to install xserver-xorg by default without
hal+dbus+consolekit to
use older office used
>From http://www.kernelpodcast.org/2009/07/04/20090702-linux-kernel-
podcast/
"...Alan Cox followed up to Lennart Poettering’s previous VT_WAITACTIVE
patch with a more generic event interface for Virtual Terminals..."
(july 2, 2009)
Is he talking about the same patch? Then perhaps this patch IS i
And it's still in Karmic.
Look I know this isn't a huge deal but it's a pain in the ass for process
management.
There is a fix for it and I'd love to see it applied in my lifetime.
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So a year and a half later this is still a problem... what gives?
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