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Filed: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=624082 and got a
snarky (though justified) response. :-P (I get pissed when someone
breaks my code too.) If ubuntu is going to change/break things at least
have the decency to change the version number. The valgrind dump that I
have is probably usel
Simon: Is there an open bug upstream on the issue you are referring to?
** Also affects: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
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Status: New
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I have made some progress. It looks like the problem is a combination
of an upstream bug, and the addition of application indicators to the
Ubuntu version of GPM (gnome-power-manager).
First of all this bug is in gnome-power-manager, and should be moved
back to that package.
Upstream: I built an
Hi Toby. What you are seeing is consistent with what I am seeing.
I would bet that 'upowerd' is transmitting a dbus message every 20
seconds.
As an experiment kill the gnome-power-manager 'killall gnome-power-manager'.
Then run 'gnome-power-manager --verbose'. You will get a detailed log of
ac
For me, it is much slower. This is on a desktop that is attached to an
APC UPS via the USB cable. There is no indicator in my panel (unless
maybe if the power goes out and I start running on the UPS?). I last
restarted gnome-power-manager on the 23rd and it is now using 132MB.
Using the same comman
Hi Sebastien,
I use the command in comment #1:
watch -n1 'grep heap -A11 /proc/$( pidof gnome-power-manager )/smaps'
The heap of gnome-power-manager grows by 4kB every second (in my case).
If I take out the battery from my laptop, the memory leak stops.
On my machine upowerd is sending some sor
could you give details on what usage numbers you watch and how?
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I tried Maverick and the problem is not fixed in either Maverick or
Lucid.
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This is fixed in the upstream release 0.0.20 (current in the series is
0.0.21). Closing the upstream task. This fix has also been ported to
the current series, so I believe it is fixed in Maverick as well.
affects indicator-application
status fixreleased
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** Also affects: indicator-application
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Ted Gould (ted)
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I have some new information (however I do need some help from
developers, please).
The chain of events is this:
1. upowerd - wakes while monitoring kernel drivers (sysfs/procfs). This can be
very infrequent or very often depending on the h/w
2. upowerd - sends resulting message via dbus
3. gnom
I'm marking this report "verification-failed" regarding that 3 users reported
that 0.0.19-0ubuntu5 in -proposed doesn't fix the leak.
I tried version 0.0.19-0ubuntu4 in lucid and compared with the version
0.0.19-0ubuntu5 in -proposed and didn't see any improvement regarding memory
consumption b
Simon B, I do have a UPS but it's not connected in any way besides the
power cable.
I have a wireless keyboard, but I've never seen anything that could
detect the battery in it..
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oops. meant to say disconnected both mouse and kb.
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I'm experiencing this on my desktop. top says that virtual memory usage
is stable at about 374m. The desktop doesn't have a UPS attached to it,
however I did for some time have a wireless mouse/kb attached, and it
was tracking that battery. I disconnected the mouse, because it is
mostly a headle
Yes, in my case it is battery related. Jason, I wonder if you have a
UPS, or some other power related device like that?
I did some more debugging. When I insert the battery, this subroutine
is run continually:
Breakpoint 1, gpm_tray_icon_devices_changed_cb (engine=0x80a3238,
icon=0x80d90e0
In my case, although I experience the bug, it takes more time for the
memory usage to expand, and it is on a PC with no battery (that the OS
is aware of).
Just want to make it clear that it's not ONLY battery related.
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I did a valgrind over about 8 hours(attached).
I removed my battery, restarted gnome-power-manager, and now the leak is
gone.
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Just to note an interesting correlation, like #27, my specimen also has
a battery which holds no charge.
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I too am running indicator-application 0.0.19-0ubuntu5 and yet am still
experiencing leakage.
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Status: Fix Committed => Confirmed
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In response to #25: I also observed this leak on a machine whose battery
holds no charge. I haven't tried the proposed fix.
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One thing I forgot to mention is that I am running the 'proposed'
package 'indicator-application 0.0.19-0ubuntu5' and it does not fix the
problem.
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I used Compholio's script and it is showing 4kB every second (roughly).
After three days I am at 670 MB. Possibly related to this is the
battery in the laptop I am using does not hold any charge anymore.
Maybe something is polling the battery?
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Also, there are two reports about a problem similar to this one in bug
#196688 in comments #25 and #26. There is also another report in bug
#588383.
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By using the script that Compholio provided in comment #22, I noticed
that the Rss amount increases by about 20kB every 30 seconds on my
machine. After watching it for several minutes, I'm pretty confident
that the leak that I am seeing is caused by an event that happens every
30 seconds. 20kB pe
I'm seeing this issue and noticed that it appears to be "triggerable" by
unplugging and plugging in the charger on my laptop. The interesting
thing is that it triggers only when I plug the charger back in, and
never appears to happen when I unplug it.
Convenient command-line for monitoring usage:
It doesn't seem like the update fixes the problem for me. I enabled
lucid-proposed in the update manager, updated my machine, and rebooted
it. I logged in and gnome-power-manager was using:
01456000-0155f000 rw-p 00:00 0 [heap]
Size: 1060
WRT displaying the battery symbol in comment #19
I've been up for 8 days, I noticed I was losing a lot of memory. Part
of that was the ubunto one sync client (killed it).
400 megabytes of it though was the gnome-power-manager - and this on a
desktop plugged into a UPS.
Killed that as well.
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As for me, gnome-power-manager only seems to be leaking RAM while
displaying the battery symbol in the panel (which is, while recharging
the battery). However, the leak happens to be much more severe than
scottku described, as it takes ~2 hours to eat 3GB of memory.
All the above concerns the bugg
Paul: you are correct about the test case. Start gnome-power-manager,
look at the memory usage, wait several hours (or a day), and look at the
memory usage again. The buggy version will consume memory slowly
(perhaps around 2MB per hour---which is approximately what I found in my
original bug rep
Can I just verify the test case, is to simply run the gnome-power-
manager from -proposed for a while and check if the memory usage is
reasonable?
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Accepted indicator-application into lucid-proposed, the package will
build now and be available in a few hours. Please test and give feedback
here. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for
documentation how to enable and use -proposed. Thank you in advance!
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Thanks Eloy, great advice. Down from almost 400 MB, to 1.9 MB.
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On 05/27/2010 07:11 AM, Jason wrote:
> Is there a way to restart gnome-power-manager without restarting the
> computer? As this grows and grows in swap file usage, it becomes more
> cripping each time it randomly decides to load ALL of it's swap memory
> into system memory. For as long as this is
Is there a way to restart gnome-power-manager without restarting the
computer? As this grows and grows in swap file usage, it becomes more
cripping each time it randomly decides to load ALL of it's swap memory
into system memory. For as long as this is happening, the system
completely stops respond
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** Package changed: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu) => indicator-
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Ken VanDine (ken-vandine)
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Richard Hughes identified in the Gnome bug that the problem is the
app_indicator_set_menu() call, which is Ubuntu-specific.
Can we get an Ubuntu dev to look at this?
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Here is a valgrind log with --show-reachable=yes that I created by
running gpm overnight (11 hours).
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scottku,
It might be helpful to post a log with --show-reachable=yes so we can
have a full(ish) accounting of where the program is using memory.
Perhaps it's hanging onto some memory with a valid pointer that it
should be freeing.
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I installed some of the dbgsym packages and got a valgrind log. I ran
the following for about 1.5 hours: valgrind --leak-check=full --log-
file=gpm.log gnome-power-manager
Let me know if there is anything else I can do to help figure out this
problem.
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What about the blocks marked as possibly lost? There are a lot of them
-- I had to cut 22k lines out of my log just so Launchpad wouldn't choke
on the attachment. In my experience, Valgrind doesn't usually have so
many false positives, even for that category.
I'll try and get symbols. In the me
The valgrind log isn't much use with all those missing symbols, and it
doesn't show any big leaks that would explain your memory usage anyway
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Here's the (abbreviated) output from running Valgrind for a few minutes.
Lots of leaks. Unfortunately gnome-power-manager doesn't have debug
symbols.
Can we file upstream?
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This bug rendered a friend's laptop basically unusable for a few weeks.
I can try running GPM on her machine under valgrind, if that would help.
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I also think gnome-power-manager takes a bit much memory.
$ ps uwww 1793
USER PID %CPU %MEMVSZ RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND
userna 1793 0.0 4.3 190604 177600 ? SApr30 1:28
gnome-power-manager
Mem: 167.7 MiB
$ uname -a
Linux ws7862 2.6.32-21-generic-pae #32-
Hi,
I am also affected by this bug. Not sure what I should attach so I just
copied the stats from top.
top - 23:10:09 up 7 days, 19:28, 2 users, load average: 1.65, 1.79, 1.86
Tasks: 236 total, 2 running, 234 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0 zombie
Cpu(s): 8.2%us, 18.8%sy, 0.5%ni, 72.2%id, 0.0%w
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