Public bug reported:
I've been trying to figure out what processes are active even on an idle
machine to try and save power consuming wake-ups. I attached health-
check to the xbrlapi process for 10 minutes on a totally idle machine
and observed quite a lot of open/close and socket activity (over 2 per
second) which I think is a little odd for an idle system.
To measure activity I used:
sudo apt install health-check
sudo health-check -p 1696 -c -f -r -d 360
where -p 1696 specified the PID of the process.
Attached is a log of activity.
Should xbrltty be so active on an idle system?
** Affects: brltty (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: "health-check report on process"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1627409/+attachment/4748190/+files/xbrlapi.log
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Title:
xbrltty seems to be active even on a totally idle machine
Status in brltty package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I've been trying to figure out what processes are active even on an
idle machine to try and save power consuming wake-ups. I attached
health-check to the xbrlapi process for 10 minutes on a totally idle
machine and observed quite a lot of open/close and socket activity
(over 2 per second) which I think is a little odd for an idle system.
To measure activity I used:
sudo apt install health-check
sudo health-check -p 1696 -c -f -r -d 360
where -p 1696 specified the PID of the process.
Attached is a log of activity.
Should xbrltty be so active on an idle system?
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