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that release, though I suspect it is fixed there too. This report is
potentially closeable.
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actually an anecdote: The performance degradation was so important in my
case, that synergyc started reordering the X events, jumbling what I was
writing:
Dies sollte ein verdrehungsfreier Satz sein mal sehen, ob man den nach
einer Weile noch lesen kann
came out as
Die ss oslltee
Hi, everyone:
FWIW, I just installed the synergy package on a fresh install of
Intrepid Beta. Vanilla synergyc (my server is an XP workstation) is
working great for me - if anything, it feels as fast and responsive as
7.10 did.
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For what it's worth, this returned again in Intrepid if you use the
hardy synergy package (the intrepid package is broken, and yes there is
already a bug for that). Using the debian bzr tree does make this go
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WSmart wrote:
I just installed Xubuntu Hardy and I was running Synergy for a period
without a problem, Ubuntu Gutsy as server. Suddenly it's unusable.
Might be a coincidence, but this happened right after I first tried to
copy text from a browser. That was the first time I tried to use the
Joel Fuster wrote:
I applied your patch and rebuilt Synergy, but I still have the lag issue. I
am using it as a client to a WinXP machine. Potentially relevant information:
* Running an up-to-date 8.04
* I have an SMP machine
* It is most pronounced for me with Mozilla Thunderbird or
I just installed Xubuntu Hardy and I was running Synergy for a period
without a problem, Ubuntu Gutsy as server. Suddenly it's unusable.
Might be a coincidence, but this happened right after I first tried to
copy text from a browser. That was the first time I tried to use the
clipboard. I had
Hi Jeff,
I applied your patch and rebuilt Synergy, but I still have the lag issue. I am
using it as a client to a WinXP machine. Potentially relevant information:
* Running an up-to-date 8.04
* I have an SMP machine
* It is most pronounced for me with Mozilla Thunderbird or a busy page
Just thought I'd report that I used chrt -r -p 1 Xorg pid and the
difference is night and day...no lag or stuttering cursor. I had first
tried this on the synergyc process, but that didn't seem to have an
effect. Not sure why this is necessary now, but at least I have a
workaround for the
Jeff,
I pulled the package source from your Bazaar tree at
http://bzr.licquia.org/synergy/debian/, and after messing around with it
to get everything in order, I was able to get it installed. Problem is,
I'm still getting the lag problem on my client. I think I'm running
opposite of what most
Matt:
If it still works at all, I doubt you did too much wrong. :-)
The fix was very specific to the X11 code, and may have only fixed the
client side. So there may be some more work to do. OTOH, I've also
noticed a few bugs related to the Windows client, so it could be
something else.
If you
Debian maintainer here.
In Debian, synergy has been working fine up until we get Xlib-XCB into
unstable/testing; it still worked fine even with kernel 2.6.24. So, it
seems the combination of the newer kernel and Xlib was the catalyst.
Still, I can confirm that Mike Stroyan's patch seems to
Steven,
I have both upgraded to the latest kernel in hardy-proposed and made the
hosts file changes and the problem still occurs.
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Steven,
Retract my last comment :) After rebooting my WinXP machine, which is the
synergy server, the problem is fixed and mouse/keyboard is perfectly smooth
now. Sorry for the bother!
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I'd just like to add a me too.
I am using Synergy server from Ubuntu Feisty to Ubuntu Hardy, and it is slow
At the same time the same synergy server is going to a windows Xp and an ubuntu
Gutsy, with no problems.
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For those still having network problems, if you follow the advice of
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I am experiencing sporadic crashes of both the server and client on my
Hardy machines. Hardy server, two Hardy clients, all running the
2.6.24-17-generic kernel on vastly differing hardware.
I don't seem to be able to reproduce it at will. When I enable
debugging synergy slows down and the
Seems also to lag once in a while when running via sudo, but is mostly
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In my case, I'm running 2.6.24-17-generic from hardy-proposed and while
the long lagging/buffering problem is gone, it is still very slow
(mouse is jumpy and I can type faster than keys show up in a terminal
window, for example) and thus barely usable. It feels like I'm on a bad
remote
I'm updated my client machine to proposed kernel. It fees much better,
but still not as good as in 7.10 - mouse sometimes lags a bit, keyboard
messes up typed symbols in alternate (russian) layout when i type quick.
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For me, enabling hardy-proposed w 2.6.24-16 solved this issue along with a lot
of others. Now running synergy without root.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/188226
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Still happening on 2.6.24-16-generic;
helpdeskdan: I would recommend running it with sudo. Your call, though.
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Using Mike's patch from 2008-04-29 (comment #56), normal usage doesn't
yield any lag. However, mashing keys in a terminal and moving the mouse
wildly triggers a noticeable delay.
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Gah! What an annoying problem! What solution is the best current
workaround? Thanks to everybody for commenting on this bug!
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I'm on 2.6.24-17-generic in the latest hardy and am still having this
issue.
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I have installed the final release of hardy, and tried the beta, and
have the same hanging issues that everyone else has, and doing the sudo
trick doesn't seem to give any noticeable improvement. I don't recall
having any issues with Gutsy Gibbon as the client or the server. Come on
Ubuntu, it
I personally do not have this issue anymore since I installed linux-
image-2.6.24-17-generic from proposed on my 64 bit laptop.
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I may have spoken too soon, I cannot reproduce the issue right now with
the new linux-image-2.6.24-17-generic kernel.
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Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Just wanted to add I still have this problem on a Hardy client with a
Hardy server after the latest linux-image-2.6.24-17-generic kernel was
installed.
Also, even though I am using a Hardy server my Synergy client works fine
and without lag on a Gutsy client.
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Had the same issue with WinXP as server and Hardy as client. Using
QuickSynergy (command line gives me scary flashbacks of COBOL green
screens...) and modifying the launcher (right click Applications, Edit
Menus, Accessories, Right click QuickSynergy, Properties) changed the
command to 'gksudo
I've got a little different situation. I've got a WinXP server, Win2003
client, Ubuntu 8.04 client, and Xubuntu 8.04 client, each of the linux
computers are running the 2.6.24-16-generic kernel and the Ubuntu
computer initially had the spotty problem but now works fine, the
Xubuntu computer
sorry about the large attachment above. Use this one instead.
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I have the same issue as the original poster.
I also ran a Wireshark sniff, but from the server-side. The lag did
occur during the capture, and seems to correlate with the sections of
the capture where the client responds with TCP/Synergy/NOP packets
instead of blank TCP/ACK packets. Capture
I have had this bug with 2.4.24-16-generic (single-core i686 Intel
Pentium M box).
My solution was to recompile libX11 with XCB disabled (not sure if this is a
good idea or not, just throwing another workaround out there in case anyone
wants it).
It worked for me, no lag or issues since then.
I found a couple of problems in the previous patch.
The test for isEmpty had the sense backwards.
I also reduced the number of writes to the wake-up pipe
and increased the amount read from the pipe per call.
The select-based code (which ubuntu doesn't use) also had
a couple of defects that I found
Hi Mike,
Just tested your new patch, i still get the xXGetXCBBuffer assertion.
I'm not really using a dual core cpu, only a p4 with hyperthreading
Another issue with this new patch is that synergyc was using 100% of my
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This problem with synergyc is actually synergy's own defect related to using
X11 from multiple threads.
The connection to the kernel schedule is seen because a race condition in the
application is turning
out badly more often than it used to. But the right fix for this problem is in
synergy.
i got this error message:
INFO: CScreen.cpp,116: leaving screen
INFO: CScreen.cpp,98: entering screen
synergyc: ../../src/xcb_lock.c:77: _XGetXCBBuffer: Assertion `((int) ((xcb_req)
- (dpy-request)) = 0)' failed.
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I also applied the patch, things worked ok for some seconds and then
synergyc crashed (or exited).
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I just added this fix as a comment to the upstream report at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1930587group_id=59275atid=490467
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13995863/synergy_diffs
I just
Yet another me too from me, considering this is triaged. I was having
a slightly different problem than commonly described here, because my
Ubuntu Hardy laptop is the server and my desktop is the client. When my
mouse was on my desktop, and I clicked something, there would be a
varying delayed
This bug has been triaged; the cause of the bug seems to be known.
Yes, the root cause of this bug can introduce lags and general desktop
unresponsiveness in other applications. It's a kernel scheduler option
that's known to the (upstream) developers to cause scheduling problems
and which has
I'm also experiencing this bug. The sudo workaround seems to fix it,
but is there a way to automatically start synergy with sudo on startup?
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I just upgraded two machines to 8.04 (from 7.10) and noticed that
synergy is lagging on the client machine. sudo seems to fix the problem
for me, but wanted to say me too .
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Is it possible that this bug is affecting other applications too? I
occasionally (but not nearly as often) see similar behavior in Firefox -
it hangs for a few seconds and then eventually 'catches up' and goes
through all the keyboard/mouse movements in high speed (this is without
synergy
Well ... I have the released version of hardy installed and have the
same problem. Using sudo workaround for now.
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This bug is regression caused by a kernel change #188226
What can be done to make synergy functionnal for hardy?
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I've also encountered this problem. The sudo workaround fixed it, but
the greater kernel bug makes me anxious. Where will we see it affect
hardy next?
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I have disabled FAIR_GROUP_SCHED in my kernel config. Tested this on both
vanila 2.6.25 and ubuntu srouces 2.6.24 (downloaded via apt today)
-- this is old config
$cat .config | grep FAIR
# CONFIG_FAIR_CGROUP_SCHED is not set
CONFIG_FAIR_GROUP_SCHED=y
CONFIG_FAIR_USER_SCHED=y
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Thank you very much Baronek!
It works like a charm now, without having to sudo it :) (running on the .25
kernel)
I hope the default will be set to off soon, so that i dont have to do
this for each new kernel version.
No more mouse/keyboard lag!!! :cheers:
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Maybe we should add a comment to bug #188226 about this synergy issue?
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I did not comment on that bug because what I've read they already make up their
mind, so I guess they have some valid reasons.
Making people desktop unresponive could be one of them, I am not an kernel
expert.
If you think that you can persuade them to do the right thing feel free
to do so (and
** Also affects: synergy2 via
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Status: Unknown
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
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Thank you for taking the time to report this problem and help to improve
Ubuntu.
I believe this may be the same bug as bug #188226. Could someone who's
experiencing this problem try to install the -server kernel flavor
(linux-image-server or linux-server), to test whether the different
Steve Langasek wrote:
I believe this may be the same bug as bug #188226. Could someone who's
experiencing this problem try to install the -server kernel flavor
(linux-image-server or linux-server), to test whether the different
scheduling options fixes this issue?
One of my two machines is
Great! Would this get into release?
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i doubt it.. I've copy pasted his solution below, as you can see at
the end of his text, its obviously not proper coding. Its just another
workaround to give it more priority. I haven't tested it myself yet, but
checking for the event ever 0.01 second doesn't seem like a healthy way
of making a
True, but going to release with the current situation is even worse.
This together with synergyc crashes multiple times a day is the most
important issue I have with hardy.
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If this is regression in kernel then it was not resolved in vanila
kernel 2.6.25 as I was able to reproduce it easily. Sudo workaround
works.
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sudo workaround gives some boost, but performance is still crappy
compared to 7.10.
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And another Me Too.
I'm surprised how many people use synergy AND use hardy, pre-release!
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- Mike Mayer
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I'm surprised how many people use synergy AND use hardy, pre-release!
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I compliled synergy from scratch and applied the information here:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1930587group_id=59275atid=490467
Now, synergy is very smooth, with no timeout issues.
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I tried that, but chrt keeps the prio on 0 for me (SCHED_OTHER). When
manually setting it to 99 it works but that needs sudo, and I do not
want to run synergyc as root when I do not have to. I automated this by
creating a file 'startsynergyc.sh' with file mode 6755 and the following
contents:
(sorry, that is still not 100% and also doen't prevent synergyc from
crashing a few times a day)
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I added the following to my /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default to work-around
this issue:
#Synergy Server (root)
/usr/bin/synergys --config /etc/synergy.conf
This starts synergy automatically before login, as root. This also give
me the ability to log out of my X session and still traverse to my mac.
Hi; I encountered this issue and seem to have found a fix.
I suspect that the problem is the new scheduler in Heron. I managed to
fix the problem completely by running the process with realtime
priority:
chrt synergyc [... your ordinary parameters ...]
I haven't had a glitch since.
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Add another me too to this. I am running the synergy client on a T61p
and my servers are one of Fedora Core 8, Win XP, or Debian stable. This
behavior happens on all of the servers and the sudo workaround works for
me. This is still an issue running a kernel from linus's tree
yesterday.
Not
I'm using 2.6.24-7 and have no issue running synergyc as normal user,
every version = 2.6.24-8 have this lagging behaviour.
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Does anyone have any suspicions that the newly released 2.6.25 is
going to help us here? It sounds like there are a lot of tweakins'
coming through the interpipes with this release... Much along the
lines of the NAS additions, (framework)?
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 9:15 PM, Sebastien Estienne
Confirmed the same here, although synergyc was running on Hardy and synergys on
Windows. When switching the two, the issue does not occur (now I have the
problem that typing double quotes is not possible on Windows, although I can do
that on Hardy at the same time).
At least keyboard movement
I am also experiencing this problem.
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I still experience some intermittent hanging when the process is running
as root, though it's much less pronounced. I can confirm the bug, and
will provide any additional information that would be helpful to
debugging upon request.
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This looks very similar to bug #91540, in case that helps anyone. I had
that problem back in the day, and now it's happening again... :(
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I can confirm the bug, and that sudo is a workaround.
I've strace synergyc with and without sudo. i attached to log file.
With sudo it works, it only hangs 2/3 times at the begining and then it
works perfectly
When it's hanged i have a lot of:
6468 read(4, \0\0\0\10DMMV\0\353\2\16, 4096) = 12
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Got this since first try with hardy alpha 5. Works well with sudo.
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I also suffer from this bug. I'm using Mac OS X as my synergy server,
and Hardy as my client. The workaround of running sudo synergyc works
for me, but can't be a long-term solution.
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Also affected and completely up to date as of today (with both computers
running 2.6.24-11). I'm using with a t61p as the server to a desktop as
the client.
Listed workaround with starting synclient as root works but this feels
dirty. Any idea to the cause of the problem? Seems rather strange
I've noticed identical behavior with this kernel and synergyc, so it's
definitely not an isolated incident.
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Perhaps it's related with 2.6.24-8 is the first tickless (CONFIG_NO_HZ)
kernel.
I don't use synergyc, so I can't test it, but I didn't noticed any
network problem with this kernel yet.
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i also have this problem with a vanilla 2.6.24.3 self build kernel.
The funny thing is, if you open the System Monitor-Resource view, the
mouse is smooth, as soon you close the system monitor, synergy is more
or less not usable anymore.
The workaround running synergyc as root is also working
Sry, but forgot to say that it seemed that the synergy workt fine while
compiling the new kernel, mean's while the CPU was working... there was
no hung just a litte lag that could be from the CPU because its had
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Sry, but forgot to say that it seemed that the synergy workt fine while
compiling the new kernel, mean's while the CPU was working... there was
no hung just a litte lag that could be from the CPU because its had
100% working in System-control.
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I build a kernel wiht git and CONFIG_NO_HZ diseablet but synergy hungs
again. So it is not the CONFIG_NO_HZ option. Another point is, that
tickless option is enabled since 2.6.22, (changelog) and it workt with
Gutsy and 2.6.22-14 and even with 2.6.24-7...
here my own kernel-config
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I've found a workaround (at least here)
when i sudo the process, it doesnt seem to happen anymore (not yet at least)
from what a friend of mine said, it might be buffer related
I know its no permanent solution, but maybe this info will help someone
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My synergyc is acting up in the same way, also since the update to
hardy. I'd like to add to the previous information that indeed, no
packets are lost. All input during hangtime is still going through.
For example, when typing, all text typed during hangtime will appear
once the application
I can also confirm this problem, even with the new 2.6.24-10-generic
Kernel. Maybe I'll build a kernel with CONFIG_NO_HZ to check if that is
the problem
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A few things you can try. . .
1) 2.6.24-10 was recently released so you may want test the latest update.
2) If you think it is related to the CONFIG_NO_HZ option being enbaled, you can
play with building and booting your own kernel with this option disabled.
Instructions on how to build your
I can also confirm the same behaviour. Just rebooted into 2.6.24-7 and
synergy is working fine again.
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