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Seems to happen frequently when a lot of new files are created (e.g.
extracting a kernel archive).
It is just spinning in g_main_loop_run, with a zero timeout on poll (see strace
above). gdb backtrace:
#0 0x7fb3c6e92e68 in ?? () from /usr/lib/libdbus-glib-1.so.2
#1 0x7fb3c5e88a81 in
I seem to have the same problem on Lucid (0.6.95-1ubuntu6). I check
tracker-status, and it reports 'Paused'. But the tracker-applet had
'Pause All Indexing' unmarked. So I selected 'Pause All Indexing',
tracker-status still reported 'Paused'. I then unselected 'Pause All
Indexing', tracker-status
Yup, sorry to say it's still happening in Karmic.
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It seems that this is still around. Any workaround ? Does this happen in
9.10 ?
Ubuntu 9.04
Compaq 6710b
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7300 @ 2.00GHz
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mchibani @#7: Joost @#4 says it affects Karmic 9.10. My current
workaround is to switch to beagle.
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Is this bug related to #458995?
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@Jerry I'm not sure, I don't have any ignored files, and my tracker log
files are empty.
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Just upgraded to Karmic. Still affected by this bug. Unfortunately, it
just happens after a while.
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Unfortunately, it's sporadic. It's reproducible by logging in, and
doing normal everyday things for a while, and eventually it gets stuck
there. I've not noticed a specific sequence of events that triggers it.
It also reindexes every time I log in. I'm not sure if that's related.
I kind of
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