closing since that works correctly now
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Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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Bug retracted; most likely symptom of bug #307472, does not seem to
appear unless launched with toolbar plugin, or may have been fixed
during upgrade/patch.
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you say that the software has incorrect memory usage, how much
difference in use did it get during the time where you got the valgrind
log? because the valgrind log has no obvious extra use showed
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The memory use was about 2 gigs off.
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What difference? Could you clarify your question? I thought I explained
in my observances in my last comment. The system was behaving as I would
expect when ram was full and swap was heavily taxed, and top agreed with
me. I took a peek at the log and it appears that no libraries have been
tooled
I have launched the gnome system monitor under valgrind as per
instructions, however it is slow, I think it may take all day to
reproduce the problem.
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the system monitor is using that library so you would see the issue in
the software the same way, how do you that's not it?
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Here is the valgrind log. The system monitor became unresponsive and
fail to update screen a minute or two in, so I was not able to get any
information from it, but memory was being consumed. Just recently my
other applications became highly unresponsive, so I shut them down,
waiting until the
right the applet is a toolbar thing, they use the same library to get
informations though
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the log has no obvious memory usage error, what difference did you have
when you closed it?
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the issue could be bug #307472
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with respect to bug #307472
That sounds familiar, but I definitely think it is the system monitor, because
I reproduced the problem three times in one night, and the second time I
returned memory use back to normal by closing the system monitor rather than
the panel plugin. Also, the third
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