On 12/7/06, Jamie McCracken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Tshepang Lekhonkhobe wrote: > > On 12/5/06, Jamie McCracken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> gebi wrote: > >> > hello > >> > > >> > indexing trackerd slows down. > >> > At the beginning the indexing is very fast but slows down to around > >> > 7min for extracting metadata for one ogg file. > >> > At the same time the cpu runs hot - from top: > >> > > >> > PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ > >> > COMMAND > >> > > >> > 14056 gebi 34 19 212m 166m 159m S 99.5 33.1 263:59.38 trackerd > >> > >> Hi, > >> > >> Do you see the word polling appear in the log. I've noticed that tracker > >> slows down a lot when it goes into polling mode (it only goes polling if > >> you have more than 8000 directories with inotify or about 400 with FAM) > >> > >> Its obviously a bug here so will fix shortly > > > > I hope you received the ogg I sent you. Anyway, I don't think gebi's > > problem is related to polling because I bumped into a similar problem > > (see my correspondence on this list), and there wasn't polling. I > > regularly checked tracker.log and there's wasn't no polling taking > > place. I've however recently increased the number of my directories > > and noticed the polling thing, so I've experienced both problems. > > > > > > > Its also related to a memory leak which is now fixed in cvs. During > indexing if trackerd uses more than 10MB then its a bug really! (it may > temporarily use a bit more but should quickly revert to under 10) > > anyways as I said polling is broken/slow so will be fixing that soonish > > As for the ogg - no problem indexing. > > running tracker-extract on it yields: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ $ tracker-extract /home/jamie/02\ -\ Greame\ Smith\ > -\ Minki\ go\ grrr.ogg audio/ogg > > Audio.ReleaseDate=2005; > Audio.Album=Oh My Greatest Hits CD 1; > Audio.Channels=2; > Audio.TrackNo=2; > Audio.Artist=Whackhead Simpson; > Audio.Samplerate=44100; > Audio.Title=Greame Smith - Minki go grrr; > Audio.Bitrate=128000; > Audio.Codec=Vorbis; > Audio.Duration=193; > > > I can only presume you dont have the gstreamer plug-ins installed (good, > bad and ugly sets) which may be causing you the problem?
I have all those gst plugins. By the way, sometimes these oggs are indexed, and sometimes not. Maybe the bug is on those, which are in Debian... _______________________________________________ tracker-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/tracker-list
