ubuntu 22.10. Network has no macs, but two samba NASs, one mounted with
GVFS and the other as CIFS in fstab. Had to kill the process to get my
machine back.
Have been running this network and ubuntu since 07, and never noticed
this bug till now.
After killing the process, I tried to recreate
A bug from 2012, still affects me in 2022 on Ubuntu 22.04 and Linux Mint
21, using gvfs 1.48.2-0ubuntu1.
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Same issue here.
Zyxel NAS326, debian sid with fresh updates.
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Same issue here.
Zyxel NAS326
Linux Mint 20
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Here's output of sudo strace -p XX where X is the process ID
of the misbehaving gvfsd-afp:
recvfrom(7, , 16, 0, NULL, NULL) = 0
poll([{fd=3, events=POLLIN}], 1, 0) = 0 (Timeout)
recvfrom(7, , 16, 0, NULL, NULL) = 0
poll([{fd=3, events=POLLIN}], 1, 0) = 0 (Timeout)
(The prior backtrace is under Ubuntu 14.04LTS fully patched) gvfs
Version: 1.20.1-1ubuntu1
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Same here!
Here what the dev [1] suggest to do: update to 1.20.3
I'm at 1.20.1
dpkg -s gvfs-backends
Package: gvfs-backends
Status: install ok installed
Priority: optional
Section: gnome
Installed-Size: 1536
Maintainer: Ubuntu Developers ubuntu-devel-disc...@lists.ubuntu.com
Architecture: amd64
same problem here ...
it works fine .. until i logout from the network.
it hangs and consumes my CPU.
THE STRANGE THING..
this is a BUG on an important package from an end-user perspective, but
unfortunately nobody is assigned to it.
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i'm running 14.04 and it consumes 100% of the processors everytime i
access a mac on the network. is there a solution?
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Turning off Connect with AFP on my iMac makes this bug go away for me.
I can't seem to actually connect with SMB, though. I connect with SFTP
(Remote Login) and it works fine, with no 100% CPU usage.
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I run Ubuntu 14.04 on an X202E combined with CloudBox NAS after just
having unmounted the NAS, gvsd-afpg-browse loads one CPU 100%. After
killing the process the CPU runs down to idle load and fans slow down.
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Same problem on ubuntu 14.04 64b connect to Synologie NAS = 100% CPU
activity because of gvfs-afp and gvfs-browse. Some time I've diffulcty
to unmount and have the message unable to unmount because of the broken
pipe error. I've to kill or reboot...
Same issu:
Same symptoms, Ubuntu 14.04 x64, after connecting to a Mac Mini in a local
network.
100% CPU for gvfsd-afp. After trying to unmount it I got the error
Ops Something went wrong. Unandled Error Message: Error Sending Data: Broken
Pipe
Unable to unmount Torrent for Andrea Denzler on MiniLight.
This bug is still present in (X)Ubuntu 14.04. Happens to me when
accessing my synology nas using Thunar. Doesn't seem to happen when
accessing my samba 3 fileserver on a x86 server though.
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I ahve the same problem with Ubuntu 14.04. 100% CPU activity, and unable
to unmount because of the broken pipe error.
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Ubuntu 13.10 accessing a Synology NAS. Like many others, accessing afp:
file share worked fine. Next day after returning from sleep, the cooling
fan is running and 2 gvsd processes are using 100% of one core. Try to
access the share again returns ... Error sending data: broken pipe ...
error.
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Just happened here too. Ubuntu 13.10 on a Macbook Retina accessing a Synology
NAS.
Nautilus hung up while browsing a folder on the NAS. After killing and
restarting nautilus, gvsd-afp-browse stayed at 100% cpu. Ejecting the drive did
not help. It was not possible anymore to access the NAS,
Same here. Too bad it's impossible to use it after realising it was so
easy to get it to work and access remote hosts from Nautilus...
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For me too gvfsd-afp consumes 100% CPU after accessing a Synology NAS,
but only after suspending the laptop (non-Mac) for the night and trying
again the next day. Trying to access the share again using Nautilus
gives a popup saying (translated) Oops, something went wrong. Unhandled
error: error
same here.
Debian GNU/Linux 7 (wheezy)
i have NAS in LAN and after connecting to it it consumes 2 out of 4 cores up to
100%.
linux kernel: 3.2.0-4-amd64
gvfs: 1.12.3-4
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This bug is really annoying for anyone that connects to mac clients. One
way around is to create smb shortcuts for each network connection as
they are supported by mac clients too.
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I can avoid this problem by immediatly unmounting the AFP folder from Nautilus,
right after I did what I wanted.
Since I regulary forget to do it, I added a launcher in my launchbar to kill
this processus. I use it almost every day...
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Seems to have something to do with disk full. At least, I had the
problem with disk space.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1421580
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Seems to have something to do with disk full. At least, I had the
problem with disk space.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1421580
solution recommended on forum:
rm -rf ~/.local/share/gvfs-metadata
pkill gvfsd-metadata
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Just adding a curious note, that I'm experiencing the same as Ilya
Flyamer connecting to a Synology NAS' SMB share. But actually, I'm even
on a network now where the Synology is not available.
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Same here, no mac, but I have a Synology NAS. 13.10, kernel 3.8.0-31,
i386
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I'm confirming this on 64 bits ubuntu 13.04 kernel 3.8.0-27-generic. It
has not been on the same network as a mac may have accessed a synology
nas through AFP, and tried to install virtualbox earlier this week. 3
out of 8 cpu cores alternate between 100% and normal usage.
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same thing with mint 15 on kernel 3.10
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Happens to me with 13.04; I have to end my connection to my iMac, which
is annoying if I have to access files.
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Same thing here on 13.04, gvfs-afp hogs the CPU and I have to pkill it
every now and then.
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I've tried to install Mac OS X with Virtualbox and now i've exatly the
same problem. More, i've tried more intallation and i've two task gvfsd-
afp running 100% in two cores.
Note: i've ubuntu 12.04 lts, 64 bit with gnome shell
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Running 13.04 released today (4/2/2013). gvfsd-afp is 100% of a single
cpu. I am not a mac, but connected to one earlier via samba. I had the
same issue on 12.10, but thought that switching to 13.04 might help.
Nope.
I think the 100% cpu began after my connection expired and nautilus is
Just another addition to the chorus. Accessing OS X file servers seemed
to cause the issue. CPU maxes out with a gvfsd-afp process for every
folder I connected to via a bookmark. Simply ejecting all of these
resulted in all gvfsd-afp processed terminating and the laptop returning
to normal.
I can confirm this on Mint and the only way to unmount the share is to
kill the rogue gvfs process.
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Just to clarify it's the gvfsd-afp process that needs terminating
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I have a Macbook on local network, but that does not cause issue by just
being there.
Ubuntu 12.10 with 3.75 kernel from ppa - but it has been faulty on many
kernels that I have used.
3.7.5-030705-generic #201301280206 SMP Mon Jan 28 07:07:29 UTC 2013
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
For me (and
I noticed this as well on a fresh install of Mint. It was happening
while I had a virtual Win7 directory mounted; once I unmounted that
directory, gvfsd-afp stopped consuming 100%.
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The issue occurs when you have a remote file system mounted. It does not
matter if you are actively accessing the file system.
I am running Ubuntu 12.10. I was connecting to a mac share via ssh.
Nautilus had mounted the drive for my current session.
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Also happens for me under a fresh install of Ubuntu 12.10 x64 (Quetzal)
connecting to my MacBook running OS 10.7 (Lion). Even after all file
transfer or browsing activity has stopped, both processors are pegged at
100% until I unmount the share. The last time it happened, I couldn't
get the share
Also happening for me, on 12.10 64-bit XUbuntu, just after playing media
from a NAS device. Exactly the same behavior: gvfsd-afp process
consuming 100% of 1 CPU (luckily this is a multi-core processor, so I
have 3 more idle CPUs.)
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Same problem on 12.10 64 bits. When connecting in afp to Synology NAS,
gvfsd-afp-browse process consume almost 100% of CPU, even after closing
nautilus.
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Same issue on Ubuntu 12.04; appears to be connected to mounting share on
NAS (Synology).
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Same here on a Vaio i5 laptop running 12.04. Connecting to AFP share on Lion
iMac through home network.
Transfer speeds are extremely low (700 kB/sec) and one of the processors is
continuously running on 100%.
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I have also the same issue here! i am connecting to my Synology NAS and later i
got 3 process with all 3 reaching out for maximal CPU!
2 times 'gvfsd-afp'
1 time 'gvfsd-browse'
There are no macs on this network.
i am running a ubuntu version 12.10, 64 bit
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I am also connecting to a Synology NAS and experiencing this after
connecting to it via AFP. Even after unmounting/disconnecting, the CPU
usage will remain at or climb up to 100%
12.04, 64bit
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Running 12.10 in a house with several macs, was connected to mac mini
through wifi router and noticed that performance dropped considerably
after being connected for a while (also kept having to reconnect to the
folders, and then kept timing out rather than letting me unmount one of
the shares).
I can confirm I have the exact same bug with Lubuntu 12.10 x64 using
PCManFM do connect a dynamically mounted afp share on a MacOSX in my
LAN.
Exactly like @marten-behm, it seems.
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Same symptoms here on a pretty fresh install of Ubuntu 12.10, connecting
to a Synology DSM NAS. Behaved itself at first and I could browse my
share - at some point overnight, two gvfsd-afp processes went to 100%.
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I have the same problem on Lubuntu 12.10 (and earlier on 12.04 as well)
64 bit, connecting to a share on a Mac. Takes up one of two processors.
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Same symptoms (Ubuntu 12.04) just after connecting to an iMac in a local
network.
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On 12.10 x64 here, the two AFP shares that were connected timed out
while trying to eject to alleviate this problem - I had two gvfsd-afp
processes loading two physical processors. Fixed by manually killing the
processes, whereupon the two AFP shares disappeared from nautilus.
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Same issue here. Several OS X machines on the network.
Didn't have to kill the process to fix the load issue. Simply ejecting
the drive I was browsing helped.
However, should be able to keep the shared directory open without
suffering load issues.
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Problem continues on Quantal.
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My MacBook runs on 12.04, there are other Macs in the net. Fan speeds
up, gvfs takes 100 % CPU power. Before I accessed data on an other Mac
(running on Apple).
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Same symptoms here and I have no Mac. But I have a NAS (Synology) and yes, I'm
accessing some shares on it.
One more word on accessing those shares. From a cold boot, I can access them
from Nautilus simply by browsing my network (simple network at home), but after
same times, after closing
Here, it is after browsing an AFP share on a Mac using Nautilus on
Ubuntu.
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Same symptoms here! 12.04 64 bit
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Same symptoms here!
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Same symptoms here!
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I was doing nothing more than browsing the web with firefox and it
happened. I'm running gnome-shell on Ubuntu 11.10 and the only two apps
I had open were gedit and firefox. I heard my proc fan spin up so I
checked my process list and found gvfsd-afp using up 100% of one core.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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I see this happening occasionally, some time after browsing an AFP share
on a Mac using Nautilus on Ubuntu. I don't know what specifically
triggers it to start. I have also experienced it on 11.10.
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It just happened again. I had left the machine otherwise idle with an
AFP share connected in Nautilus, showing on the screen. Attaching a
process list - PID 13309 is the culprit - not sure what else is
necessary. Syslog has nothing relevant, .xsessionerrors likewise.
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Just noticed the OP names gvfsd-afp as the problem process - for me it
turns out to be gvfsd-afp-browse. Maybe it's a different bug.
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