On 09/21/2018 07:24 PM, John R. Sowden wrote: > xubuntu 18.04 I am experiencing long delays, some over 1 minute to open > a file, search for a web page, like g??g??.com) > > I ran htop and found several mysql programs running taking 15% of the > memory. > > I was unable to kill them. No errors shown. > > I am not running mysql as far as I know. > > > What's up? > > john > >
John, The mysql stuff is probably running because of something else -- a server of some kind or a search tool. For instance, owncloud clients and servers depend on mysql. mysql almost always runs as a special user of some kind, so you will need to use sudo kill PROCESS_NUMBER to properly kill any instances of it. Try looking at your log files in /var/log to see how software is starting up on your computer. Also, look at your /etc/sysctl* and systemd files and directories for any additions that reference database-type programs. modules-load.d and modprobe.d inside /etc may also have strange additions. Obviously, be extremely cautious about changing anything in these directories (web search the hell out of any questions you have and backup anything you change so that you can restore from a terminal if things go haywire). You can easily screw your computer over by fussing around in these directories. - Victor -- -- Victor Forberger [email protected] blog: http://linuxatty.wordpress.com
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