Upgrading to 16.10 (yakkety) seems to have resolved this(?).
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mediascanner-service-2.0 using large amounts of CPU
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** Tags added: xenial
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I was searching for a way to disable this, I hope I have found the right
place in configuration settings...
I opened in menus :
Applications
System tools
Preferences
Searching & indexing
I unchecked everything in "semantics"
It looks like there's an option missing in "limits", I would like to
The recent 0.111 release in xenial and the Ubuntu Phone vivid overlay
should improve things somewhat:
1. we are using taglib directly for scanning of music files (videos
still go through GStreamer).
2. batch index updates during the "initial scan" phase when the daemon
starts up or removable
** Tags removed: rls-w-incoming
** Tags added: rls-x-incoming
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Title:
mediascanner-service-2.0 using large amounts of CPU
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Every time I plug in my external 1TB HDD this process consumes up to
101.8%(!) of my CPU and prevents me from doing anything on the computer
unless I physically turn off the HDD. I thought that after its first
scan data is cached? Instead, the issue appears to be ongoing for me.
I'm currently
Since pulling in mediascanner2.0 on wily with the ubuntu-sdk package, I
have mediascanner-service consuming a minimum of 10% of CPU at all
times, with frequent spikes to nearly 200%. My CPU is cooking nicely.
To put things in perspective, firefox with 15 open tabs is currently
consuming 3.3% of
** Tags added: rls-w-incoming
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On Ubuntu 15.04 for pc i do not get:
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::logic_error'
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Title:
mediascanner-service-2.0 using
Seems because year is -1 in tags
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Extracting metadata from /home/phablet/Music/6-Let's go (feat. Takana
Zion).mp3.
(mediascanner-service-2.0:3806): GStreamer-CRITICAL **:
gst_date_time_new: assertion 'year 0 year = ' failed
(mediascanner-service-2.0:3806): GStreamer-CRITICAL **:
gst_mini_object_unref: assertion
Fixing tags fix issue
But should be fixed in code
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Here to files making mediascanner segfault:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B3oeICmTBtl7fk1idlJBSlVWVm9YS0lYSkZ4bTVWV0k5bUwwWEZiY2Y1bXNZOXF5N0E2OWcusp=sharing
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Same here on Meizu MX4, crash loop and so
- apport run every seconds...
- CPU/Battery killer
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Title:
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Is there a global way to disable that thing other than apt-get purge ?
I don't want my CPU to be hogged every time I plug a removable drive.
Please stop blindly abusing our resources without giving us a way to escape
from it, pretty please.
What would be acceptable is a (***not hidden away***)
The same bug for me.
Ubuntu 15.04, amd64.
I've installed unity8-desktop-session-mir for testing. I'm using Unity 7
environment, but forget to remove unity8 packages with dependencies.
When I plug-in my 500GB usb harddrive, mediascanner-service eats all resources
and I can't use my computer.
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Attached .crash file.
** Attachment added: _usr_bin_mediascanner-service-2.0.32011.crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mediascanner2/+bug/1398614/+attachment/4363832/+files/_usr_bin_mediascanner-service-2.0.32011.crash
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I think that in my case mediascanner-service is constantly crashing and
that's why it seem to never stop.
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Title:
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Jussi, on my Bq Aquarius the scanning never stops (without .nomedia). I
have about 10 GB of music on the SD card and mediascanner-service still
takes up to 100% CPU after several hours. At least the scanning
shouldn't take that long. It stops if I remove the SD card.
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Thanks Jussi for the tip, I confirm that adding .nomedia file prevent
the scanning of my external drive.
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Title:
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This should only happen once: the first time you insert the drive. It
might happen again if you unplug the disk before scanning is finished.
After the first scan the results are cached and further connections
should be fast again.
If you wish to prevent Mediascanner from scanning your external
** Changed in: mediascanner2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = High
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: mediascanner2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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