[Expired for sbackup (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
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sbackup: defunct + 100% cpu usage
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/95256
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Hi,
I have studied your proposition (with libnotify) but I think it isn't
possible cause Sbackupd is launched by the root . To get a notification,
it seems that one has to launch a Gnome session under its ID (which is
never the case ) . Anyway I think that is to be classify as a wishlist
. And we
maybe you could use libnotify to do this
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sbackup: defunct + 100% cpu usage
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I can understand the problem (sbackup not giving informations about its precise
status at a certain time ) . But since it's in the background , how could it ?
Do you think that adding a feature that permit the user to ask for sbackup
status is a good solution ?
As for the 100% CPU usage,
