It is a problem of the sql lite but i don't know why.
I have verified that after some entries on the chat history (30-40 ids)
it starts to lag 1-2 seconds!
If i delete the history (brows the .db file with a sqllite browser) and
reopen the chat with the same users (no jabber restart is needed) it
works like a charm!.
But what has triggered that behavior?
A windows update is the only thing that has changed the past week.
BR
Antonis
On 21-Apr-15 09:41, Antonis Kouloglou wrote:
Hi Erick,
i guess the problem will rise again within the day. It depends on chat
usage.
But it used to work fine...
Check and let us know the results.
BR
Antonis
On 21-Apr-15 09:38, Erick wrote:
I've noticed the same with windows 10.6 in past few days , week but
have been looking at my pc overall to figure it out to see what may
be impacting jabber.
Process explorer tool does show CPU spike when I send IM from jabber
.exe.
I did some clean up tonight. ( ccleaner , etc) and it seems better now.
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 20, 2015, at 10:11 AM, Brian Meade <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Have you tried looking through the logs in the problem report to see
exactly what it is doing the moment it freezes up?
On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 10:45 AM, Antonis Kouloglou
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi,
i am runnig various Jabber clients (windows, android, iphone mra
or not).
CUCM and IM are 10.5.
Windows 7, 32 or 64 bit with 3GB ram each with widows update
running (not changed for the past year)
jabber for windows is 10.6(2). During the past week, i have
noticed on windows clients a delay when chatting with certain
contacts
Pressing enter after the last letter during a chat, takes 2-3
seconds to be sent. At the same time, there is a CPU spike.
This does not happen with all contacts and also never happens to
other clients. So it is 100% a windows issue.
The only way to fix it temporarily is to delete the
<username>@domain.db file on the appdata history folder.
This problem also exists with older jabber clients for windows
(ie 10.5).
It has something to do with history but i cannot understand why now!
BR
Antonis
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