Pavel, OMJ, maybe execsnoop-bpfcc from bpfcc-tools can help spot what
program is starting your dbus-daemons?
Thanks
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Happens on 20.04. Eventually swap is 100% full and machine is rebooted
by watchdog due to high (>240) load average.
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I see the same thing on my work machine, an Ubuntu 18.04 and dbus
version 1.12.2-1ubuntu1.2.
In my case the processes all look like:
/usr/bin/dbus-daemon --syslog-only --fork --print-pid 5 --print-address 7
--session
If I don't kill the processes an booting the laptop in the morning, by
noon
I have the same bug: a number of /usr/bin/dbus-deamon processes which
spawn from "/sbin/init splash".
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I also have this bug when spawning/killing hundreds of Xpra instances.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: dbus (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Hi Scott,
I do also work for Salesforce.
It would be an interesting indication if this symptom was *only*
experienced at Salesforce.
It would tell about interactions with specific tools we use.
What could it be?
- puppet
- avahi
...
In fact below is the list of binaries having a pid on my box
We're also seeing this at my workplace (Salesforce) and people are
running scripts to clean up the processes. It's irritating as it can
spawn enough processes to prevent you from remotely logging in.
I hit this page when googling around looking for a solution.
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