[FreeNX-kNX] nxagent % cpu
Tim Jordan
tim at pcs-alaska.com
Thu Jul 28 17:04:39 UTC 2005
Fabian Franz wrote:
>Tim Jordan:
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>>freenx Version: 0.4.2-0a2 on debian
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>>While running a dist-upgrade on my server today I noticed that I left a
>>freenx session on the server. Then I noticed that nxagent was using up
>>44% of cpu. Is this normal to consume so much resource on an idle session?
>>
>>
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>It might be a crashed nxagent (in an endless loop). That does happen sometime.
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>cu
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>Fabian
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It seems to be caused by the use of the nxclient 1.5-103. I killed all
my nxagent process and restarted nxserver. Then I connected to the
nxserver with the 1.5-103client. Everything looked good so I suspended
my session. Then I tried to resume (thinking the 0.4.2-0a2 might have
your patch in it), the resume failed and nxagent was back on "top".
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
13265 tim 15 0 10916 10m 3132 R 98.7 2.8 8:57.75 nxagent
12938 root 11 0 1120 1120 856 R 1.3 0.3 0:13.18 top
I then reconnected again with the 1.5-103 client and let my profile load
completely...then back to top.
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
13265 tim 19 0 10916 10m 3132 R 98.0 2.8 11:52.15 nxagent
12938 root 11 0 1128 1128 856 R 2.0 0.3 0:16.41 top
After closing the session properly the 1.5-103 client held 98.7% of cpu
in top.
I killed both nxagent processes on the server and reverted to the
1.4.0-92 client. Ran the exact same test and the nxagent never consumed
more than 7% of cpu total.
I'll learn to listen! I'll wait for the green light before testing with
the 1.5 client.
To the developement team of Freenx Thank You! I feel like this
technology will propel me to offer my small business clients a sensible
solution to evaluting linux in the work place.
Tim
Freenx 0.4.2-0a2 on Debian.
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