virtuoso-t process going crazy

[Leo Franchi]

On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 1:15 PM, Michael Jansen <info at michael-jansen.biz> wrote:
> Am 12.08.2010 09:23, schrieb Sebastian Trüg:
>> Hi Mike,
>>
>> this is a known issue - sadly I do not know the reason yet. Actually I
>> am hoping that it is a Virtuoso bug or something that can be "configured
>> away". One thing that would help is to enable debugging for virtuoso as
>> I explain below. Then we have data that we can give to the Virtuoso guys
>> to figure out our problem.
>>
>> Enabling ODBC debugging:
>> Create a file ~/.odbc.ini with the following content:
>>
>> [ODBC]
>> Tracefile = /tmp/iodbc.log
>> Trace     = 1
>>
>> Of course you can use whatever log file location you want. Then the next
>> time Virtuoso goes crazy send me that log (preferably compressed).
>> Getting the log as quick as possible helps to find the problematic command.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Sebastian
>
> For me just upgrading to virtuoso 6.1.2 (self compiled) from opensuses
> 6.1.1 fixes that behaviour. I initially only upgraded because opensuse
> seems to be missing the debug symbols for parts of virtuoso. virtuoso
> was so silent i sometimes suspected it crashed.
>
> I can't tell if the problem were the opnsuse packages or the version 6.1.1 .
>
> If we now fix the filewatchers annoying insistence on watching for
> directories i especially disabled and even broadcasting that changes to
> the helpers there is no issue left with nepomuk/virtuoso from my "don't
> waste my cpu cycles" affliction.

Same thing happened here---I was experiencing these symptoms and they
all went away when I upgraded to virtuoso 6.1.2.

cheers,
leo

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