On 10 Feb 2006, at 10:02, Chris B. Vetter wrote:
Hi
just 3 minutes after starting gdomap, it eats up 95% CPU time?!
28812 nobody 1 132 0 4116K 1604K RUN 3:01 95.37% gdomap
I've activated /proc and -base's configure picks it up. gdomap is
started with only my machine's IP and BC (no loopback or anything).
Everything IS working fine as far as I can tell, but this looks
kinda weird.
Any ideas?
It's certainly weird ... no way should it be using any significant
amount of cpu.
You should compile with debug and run under gdb with -f to stop it
forking (or attach to the running process with gdb) and find out what
it's doing.
You say 'no loopback or anything' ... if your machine has no loopback
interface then it's quite likely that could break something as I'm
sure gdomap assumes that there will be one. However, I would expect
that running a machine without a loopback interface would break a lot
of network apps, so you probably didn't mean that... I guess whatever
you did mean might still be relevant though.
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