I had the same problem. Sunk over a day into trying to figure it out.
I'm taking no chances: I removed evolution. I might reinstall it
sometime when I am no under such a crunch.
What I find really frustrating is that I would expect the OOM (Out of
Memory) killer to recognize that the process
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This affects Eoan if you install Ubuntu proper, add accounts to "Online
Accounts", then switch into an Ubuntu Mate session (installed via Apt on
top of the same system - apt install ubuntu-mate-desktop^)
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Confirming in 18.04.1: `indicator-datetime-service` is allocating 3GB+
of memory (!), starting soon after startup
This started happening after I installed evolution and set it up to sync
with gmail using the evolution setup wizard.
I uninstalled evolution and the problem continued.
Although
I also have this problem in 18.04
Is there any way to resolve this problem without removing my Google
account?
Thanks in advance.
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I have this problem on 17.10.
Is there any way to resolve this problem without removing my Google
account?
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Had the same problem and managed to fix it. I did these two things,
although I'm not sure which one solved it :)
1. Opened evolution and removed my gmail account from it.
2. Removed by Google account from Online Accounts.
To do this I had to install gnome-shell and do it from there. After the
I have this problem on 17.04, it appeared just like that.
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I had to disable Evolution accessing the calendar in Online Accounts,
because the whole OS was completely unusable - as soon as I logged in,
indicator-datetime-service would eat up all of the memory and lock the
system up. That's it.
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I have the same issue on a fresh install of 16.10, but this only
occurred AFTER I installed gnome-shell 3.22, but logged in using Unity.
When I logged in using GNOME, the problem did not occur - although I
suspect that this is only because the evolution-data-server wasn't
started when I logged in
I have the same issue on an Ubuntu 16.10 VM in VirtualBox running on
Windows 7. Evolution was running fine until I added a fifth account.
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Sorry I need to confirm that it impacts if i turn on evolution data
server for google calendar.
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This also impacts 17.04 as installed on March 27th.
The leak comes as soon as I turn on evolution-data-server. If I turn
that off, logout and back in then I don't have a problem.
I concur this was also an issue in 16.10.
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I tried what was suggested in post #18, but it didn't solve my problem.
The work around I came up with was to create a new user account
(dropping to command-line BEFORE logging in to the old account), and
giving that account full access to the old account. I did NOT add my
Google account info to
Killed my computer as soon as I activated my google online account.
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I completely removed my google account and it still didn't help. Is
there any way to set this service to not start at all?
At this point the only thing I have found to even make my laptop usable
is 'killall unity-panel-service'
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Same problem here. Asus Rog 552. Disabling online accounts stops memory leak.
It is a big problem for me, I would need this functionality...
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I do confirm Jonathan's findings from comment #9. Disabling eveolution-
data-server's access to google calendar stops the excessive memory
usage.
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Scrap that... I realised it was because I had the 'indicator-datetime-
service' package set to 'stop' in the system monitor (which is a great
temporary fix if anyone is having this same issue).
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This seems to have been resolved now, since running a system update on
Yakkety via 'Ubuntu Software'. Can anyone else confirm the same?
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This started affecting me as well this week. Killed all Evolution
processes and indicator-datet then restarted Evo. Seems OK for now but
don't fancy my chances after next restart.
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@mulletinc: Thank you!
Comment #18 solved the problem for me.
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I fixed it by clearing out anything that was added to
~/.local/share/evolution/ when I added my Gmail account to Online
Accounts. Through the various debugging methods I was using, it looked
like it was an issue with the calendar events.
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This problem is still affecting me. I have disabled the service by
commenting out lines in the conf file. I do not think it is a duplicate
of the clendar problem.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1342123
evolution-calendar-factory always running with high memory usage
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1342123 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1342123
I am also facing the same problem. indicator-datetime-service uses all
my memory and swap 32+32gb and system hangs. I am using AMD FX8350 Black
on MSI 970 Gaming with 32 Gb of RAM.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1342123 ***
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In "Online Accounts" settings, I removed my Google account completely.
This has not fixed the problem with indicator-datetime-service using all
of my memory and swap.
Please remove the duplicate marking.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1342123 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1342123
I found the correct Setting manager (the other one was for Unity8?) and
have tried to reproduce the behavior described by Jonathan. Disabling
the "Evolution Data Server" entry for my calendar does not fix
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1342123 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1342123
>From Jonathan's insights in comment 9, this sounds like a duplicate of
bug #1342123.
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evolution-calendar-factory always running with high memory
This occurs on both my desktop and laptop.
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@brierjon: I don't see the same thing that you do in 16.10 (see attachment).
I am missing a Google account setting.
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I've been able to narrow down on my system that enabling "Evolution Data
Server" for Access to the Google Calendar is the trigger for this memory
issue. See the three screenshots. I even removed and reauthorized the
Google account access with no change.
First screenshot shows the Evolution Data
Upon killing gnome-session and logging in again, the problem is gone,
but it reappears after reboot.
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I see this bug on a Thinkpad T61 and a Thinkpad X230t.
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@April_J No my hardware is Samsung
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Ran valgrind on the indicator-datetime-service with the following
command trying to track down the origin of the issue.
The following command and parameters were used:
G_SLICE=always-malloc G_DEBUG=gc-friendly valgrind -v --tool=memcheck
--leak-check=full --num-callers=40
@dklongley -- Can you let me know if you're also running on System76
hardware? I am attempting to reproduce this now. Thank you!
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I get the same as described by the original poster. I have disabled the
service for now.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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