On Monday 16 April 2007 01:48:13 pm Florian Hackenberger wrote: > Hi! > > The beagle helper sometimes eats my CPU for no reason. I would like to file > a bug report about this issue, but I'm not able to identify the file > causing the trouble. I have tried to check if beagle-extract-content craps > out on any of the files, but it doesn't. I did: > > for file in `cat /home/hacki/Desktop/beagle_helper.log |grep 'file:\/' | > egrep -o '\/home\/.*'`; do echo $file; beagle-extract-content $file > > > /dev/null; done > > But not a single of these files caused beagle-extract-content to spend more > than half a second of time on it. > > I attached an excerpt from its logfile, could someone please point me into > the right direction?
Which version of beagle ? >From the log file, /home/hacki/Documents/studium/master_project/inverse_com_matlab/lwpr/lwr.m /home/hacki/Documents/studium/master_project/inverse_com_matlab/lwpr/test_rfwr_2D.m /home/hacki/Documents/studium/master_project/inverse_com_matlab/lwpr/test_lwr_1D.m /home/hacki/Documents/studium/master_project/inverse_com_matlab/lwpr/test_lwpr_2D.m /home/hacki/Documents/studium/master_project/inverse_com_matlab/lwpr/test_lwr_2D.m /home/hacki/Documents/studium/master_project/inverse_com_matlab/lwpr/test_lwpr_1D.m etc. files are taking more than 30 secs to index. The 2nd column in the log file is the timestamp, HHmmSSxxxx. Before extracting data begins, the line +file:///... is printed. The lines 'Helper Size' is printed by a separate thread, so you can assume that till the next +file:/// is printed, data extraction from the previous file is in progress. - dBera -- ----------------------------------------------------- Debajyoti Bera @ http://dtecht.blogspot.com beagle / KDE fan Mandriva / Inspiron-1100 user _______________________________________________ Dashboard-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
