Ubuntu 18.04
deja-dup-monitor at 96g of virt
goa-daemon at .1t or virt
Started right after the upgrade today.
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htop write about 94G virtual memory usage by deja-dup-monitor
Of course I haven't so enough.
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The same with Xubuntu 14.04. Memory lake.
Version: 30.0-0ubuntu4.1
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The fix, which landed in artful, causes a regression. See bug #1727653.
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@mdggjfgdog: those are files on your hard drive, which is a different
issue than this bug (memory usage). You can safely remove ~/.cache
/deja-dup which might be consuming a lot of hard drive space. But if
you are talking about your backup files themselves, deleting them would
delete your backup.
Michael Terry i have 16.04 on 2 laptops, both have chrome, only 1 has
Deja-dup. deleted and purged etc - restarted and still had 21 gb eaten,
which i have found in HOME-Deja-dup , 620 items, all called duplicity-
new-signatures.20161209T011811Z.to.201 etc, etc, Can i remove
manually, or be
So we've started getting some crash reports from deja-dup-monitor
running out of memory in artful. Which is better than this original
bug, but still not ideal. I'd love to root cause this.
I've opened bug 1724638 to keep track of the OOM crashes, keeping this
bug clear from that noise. But if y
The workaround landed in artful. I'm keeping a look out for any reports
of this bug still happening there.
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When I had the issue I did not have Google Chrome installed. I was
instead, creating disk images with ddrescue. Needless to say that
involved some active changes in files substantially larger than the
amount of system memory.
Unfortunately as the issue occurred spontaneously and completely
disable
Sigh, I've never been able to reproduce this. Despite several people
saying it's connected to Chrome Remote Desktop, we also have several
reports of it happening without that involved.
I'm currently testing a workaround (committed to trunk) that sets a
memory limit on the monitor process, as a qu
** Also affects: deja-dup
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Tags added: xenial
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Confirmed
Statu
Also applies to stock installed Ubuntu 16.04 x64. It is noteworthy that
I have deja-dup turned OFF in my settings.
The deja-dup monitor spontaneously spawned, reserved 4 GB of RAM and
started pushing everything into swap making my system lock up and become
unusable.
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I just got this bug today with 17.04 beta. I also have chrome remote
desktop installed.
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Thanks for the update.
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 8:49 AM Vej <1302...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
> Hello Timothy,
>
> the problem here is, that this bug is not ready to be fixed.
>
> Before one can start on fixing this one needs to know where the problem
> comes from. I am the bug triager from the r
Hello Timothy,
the problem here is, that this bug is not ready to be fixed.
Before one can start on fixing this one needs to know where the problem
comes from. I am the bug triager from the related upstream project and
know parts of the code, but do not know why this occurs, how one could
prevent
It's been 2 years. Why has this issue not been fixed?
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Same problem. deja-dup-monitor takes up 14GB of memory on Ubuntu 14.04.
Please fix!
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Same problem here, it take my 16GB of RAM on Ubuntu 16.04 after update
chrome to version 54.0.2840.100 (64-bit)
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It's started consuming all my memory after update Ubuntu 16.04 to 16.10
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Mi equipo se congeló, lo reinicié varias veces, cuando por fin cargo el
escritorio (después de mas de 15 min) el proceso tenia consumido 13.6GB
de RAM. Matando el proceso el equipo funcionó bien, al menos hasta
ahora.
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Running Ubuntu 14.04 LTS no Chrome Remote Desktop. once or twice a day i
have to kill the deja-dup processes as the load average and mem useage
skyrocket.
What I can't figure out is what is kicking the processes off. they
aren't in my startup apps. they aren't in the services, i cant find them
in
Happened right now on Xenial 16.04.
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C
Me too!
Just upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04, and installed Chrome Remote Desktop. Its crap
btw, doesn't show Unity taskbar.
Anyway I don't even use deja-dup. Why would this process be running if I don't
have backup enabled?
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I do have the same problem. The problem was i connected to a second
monitor and revert my graphic settings to Nouveau. I previously used
nvidia graphic driver but the dual monitor doesn't work. I'm not sure
whether the dual monitor is causing the problem or the Nouveau graphic
Driver. I run ubuntu
@lucas
correct!
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Confirmed
Status in d
I have the same problem on Ubuntu 14.04.2 and I had to uninstall deja-
dup to fix it. I don't have Chrome Remote Desktop installed.
I think this bug should be marked as critical since it "Renders the
system temporarily or permanently unusable": if you don't manage to kill
the process quickly after
Can confirm this is still happening, deja-dup-monitor was happily
munching on 64 GB of RAM and completely hogging the machine (Ubuntu
14.04.3, updated a few minutes ago).
In my case I installed and started the NoMachine NX server (with XFCE
desktop in user-mode). Don't have Chrome remote desktop i
My system is also affected. I'm not the only user of this PC so I don't
know if Chrome remote desktop is installed for other users. My system
started to lag extremely after I configured XFCE session inside of VNC
server. Before that system was stable for a long time.
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yeah, pretty sad, I have given up ever using chrome desktop.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 1:40 AM, lotharmat <1302...@bugs.launchpad.net>
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> Well I think that looking at the date of the first issue raised points
> to it never being solved!
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Well I think that looking at the date of the first issue raised points
to it never being solved!
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Add another confirmed. Just fresh installed 15.10, was running very
snappy, soon as remote chrome desktop installed and rebooted, deja-dup-
monitor eats memory. I had 5gb being taken up and system lagging
hardcore, able to kill service running, system caught up and runs fine.
Really have to have re
Same problem too, after install Chrome Remote Desktop, Deja-dup eats all RAM
possible.
Later unisntalling Chrome Remote Desktop don't fix the problem.
After remove dejadup the problem gone.
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I'm hitting the same problem after installing Chrome Remote Desktop.
Any update from a developer? Since this bug seems easy to reproduce and is
affecting a number of people, I'd think it's worth investigating.
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Same here! Right after installing chrome remote desktop (which didn't
work properly)...
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** Changed in: deja-dup (Debian)
Status: Unknown => New
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Same problem after installing xrdp on trusty. Simply purged deja-dup and
problem was fixed :)
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** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #737373
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=737373
** Also affects: deja-dup (Debian) via
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=737373
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Same problem, amazed there is no solution. Even after killing deja-dup
my pv is still really slow...
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** Also affects: deja-dup
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** No longer affects: deja-dup
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same problem on 14.04.1 LTS x86_64 after installing chrome remote
desktop host.
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I had the same problem. I found that my Libreoffice totally dies before
loading and it was fine after installing chrome-remote-desktop. There
should be a way to flag it as a bad package. The memory issues were
there as well before I uninstalled it.
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I have the same problem. I'll add that in addition to deja-dup-monitor
sucking up all my memory, the indicators for dropbox and grive both fail
to show up, even though they're listed as running process in the system
monitor. Uninstalling chrome-remote-desktop seems to have fixed all
three issues.
The problem also started after I installed Chrome Remote Desktop on
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
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Following up on the above, I went to Settings - Backups - Back Up Now to
manually start a backup and had the same result. Most of my memory was
consumed, never to be returned.
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I have a similar but different problem. In settings I've scheduled
daily backups. (I'd like to schedule the time of those backups, too, but
see no way to do that. Very frustrating, but that's another issue)
During the automatic backup deja-dup will sometimes consume the majority
of my 16gb of
Just like many of the others. I installed Chrome Remote Desktop on Ubuntu
14.04 LTS.
Later I started another copy of chrome and my computer came to standstill. I
then told it to reboot, came back an hour later and logged in, still computer
extremely slow, got system monitor started and deja-d
deja-dup-monitor is killing my laptop every morning! I do not have
Chrome-Remote-Desktop installed, nor do I need it as my backups are
handled differently. Am on 14.04 LTS up-to-date and have only recently
started seeing this issue.
Why do we need this daemon if we are not using the backup solutio
I've tested, uninstall CRD, the problem goes away, install CRD and the problem
returns. I do use Deja for backups, though I'm not sure if they are of much use
if I need to restore, but that is another thing.
I would guess that re-installing Deja would bring back the issue. I've only
seen it whe
This happened after installing chrome's remote desktop. I am running
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I removed deja-dup entirely. What will happen if I
install deja-dup again?
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I also had added Chrome Remote Desktop. But i didn't related it to this
bug.
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This began happening to me after installing chrome's remote desktop and
rebooting as well.
I'm runing Ubuntu-Gnome 14.04 LTS. I had to drop down to TTY, and
killall deja-dup-monitor.
As far as I can tell, deja-dup is a backup tool that I currently don't
use, and it doesn't look like anything dep
This bug is affected me everytime I connect to my laptop's Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
updated up to July, 20th, 2014 using Chrome's Remote Desktop plugin.
I have to use System Monitor to kill deja-dup-monitor when possible to do vi
GUI or I have to switch to a terminal to "killall deja-dup-monitor".
The p
This just happened to me right after login. The process started to eat
all of my memory which caused intensive swapping and an unresponsive
system. It took me minutes just to get a terminal to kill this process.
Besides the issue with the high memory (and cpu) consumption there is an
other issue h
SAME. Just went to google and searched "how to remove deja-dup-monitor"
and ran "sudo killall -9 deja-dup-monitor" and then removed it with apt-
get remove. ran upgrade afterwards just in case.
Also using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Trusty
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I experienced the same. After I upgraded from console everything works
fine. Most probably my previous upgrade was only a partial one.
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Apparently something went wrong with update. Went back a kernel and
although very slow and kept freezing was able to aptget install upgrade
and now desktop usable again. Aside note before rebooting deja-dup-
monitor consumed almost all 32 gig swap and 14 gig of ram. First time my
system ever used s
I'm facing the same issue on 14.04 LTS. After yesterday's update my
notebook is completely usless.
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** Changed in: deja-dup (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
** Changed in: deja-dup (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Michael Terry (mterry)
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After update yesterday eating up 14.3 gigs memory and freezing system.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: deja-dup (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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