Baloo performance

[Mark Dixon]

No, no NFS but quite a lot of files in my home dir. 

Mark

> On 17 Aug 2017, at 08:20, Tobias C. Berner <tcberner at freebsd.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi again
> 
> Do you have an NFS mounted into some subfolder of ~ or is your ~ on an NFS?
> 
> I can reproduce the same issue on my desktop -- it works if I only include "simple" subfolders of ~, but it fails when trying to index the whole ~. 
> 
> 
> mfg Tobias
> 
> 
>> On 11 August 2017 at 11:10, Mark Dixon <mnd999 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I've stopped in now, would have to set it going again. CPU is not the issue though, it's usage is minimal, but the system is slow to the point of unresponsiveness.  It's kinda weird, it looks idle in top but it feels overloaded.
>> 
>> That's why I started looking at file handles etc. 
>> 
>> Mark
>> 
>> 
>>> On 11 Aug 2017, at 09:08, Tobias C. Berner <tcberner at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Mark
>>> 
>>> what's the output of 'balooctl stauts'? Is it still doing the initial indexing -- that's the one that causes a lot of cpu usage. Afterwards it should calm down.... theoretically :D
>>> 
>>> mfg Tobias
>>> 
>>>> On 10 August 2017 at 22:12, Mark Dixon <mnd999 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Hi all,
>>>> 
>>>> I'm having problems with Baloo again. I'm not sure exactly what the requirements are for it, but I must be doing something wrong. It essentially renders the system unusable.
>>>> 
>>>> I finally caught it in this state - CPU is minimal, and memory isn't too bad (for this box) - baloo_file was using 1.5G. What surprised me was the output of lsof:
>>>> 
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *881r    VREG     110,3406168081              20453     44020 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/value.c
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *882r    VREG     110,3406168081                306     44006 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/Makefile.am
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *883r    VREG     110,3406168081              14123     30810 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/Makefile
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *884r    VREG     110,3406168081               2225     44015 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/strbuffer.c
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *885r    VREG     110,3406168081             243238     44360 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/libjansson.a
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *886r    VREG     110,3406168081              11784     44356 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/utf.o
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *887r    VREG     110,3406168081              66568     44352 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/load.o
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *888r    VREG     110,3406168081               1439     44013 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/jansson_private.h
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *889r    VREG     110,3406168081              80232     44358 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/value.o
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *890r    VREG     110,3406168081              33800     44350 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/hashtable.o
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *891r    VREG     110,3406168081              13152     44009 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/dump.c
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *892r    VREG     110,3406168081                897     44016 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/strbuffer.h
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *893r    VREG     110,3406168081              10368     44354 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/strbuffer.o
>>>> baloo_fil  1808       mark *894r    VREG     110,3406168081               6214     44011 /usr/home/mark/cudaminer/CudaMiner/compat/jansson/hashtable.h
>>>> 
>>>> etc...
>>>> 
>>>> The number of lines was quite impressive though:
>>>> 
>>>> $ lsof | grep 1808 | wc -l
>>>>   983978
>>>> 
>>>> What is it doing with all these files? Is this likely the cause of the unresponsive system?
>>>> 
>>>> Mark
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>> 
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