@romano: did you check the recollindex process size when the problem
occurred ?

Paging/swapping  would have been the most probable explanation for what
you were seeing.

It seems unlikely that "ordinary" I/O from the ioniced recollindex could
cause problems, but eviction of your applications memory pages by
excessive memory usage from recollindex or its helpers quite possibly
could.

I never experience this on my system by the way, there must be something
in my usage pattern or configuration which prevents it, but I'd be quite
interested in fixing the problem anyway.

In any case, getting rid of the problem by using batch indexing is a
sane approach, it's quite rare that you would need to search for very
recent files.

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