Re: nautilus rails CPU (now URGENT)

Jamie Bohr wrote:
> No matter what I do the problem persists and is getting stranger.   For
> example root's account is not affected but when I copy roots envornment
> to a users account (change permission and such) the user can not even
> log it.   Even on brand new users the problem occurs.
> 
> I have learned if I kill nautilus after the user user logs-in a file
> browser window appear once nautilus restarts and all appears to be
> working as it should.  The users are getting very upset because they are
> forced to use KDE which their engeering tool (candence) has problems
> with.  On one system I did a complete up2date, problem persists.  Some
> please help, googling has not lead to any solutions.

When this list fails to resolve your problems there is always:

https://www.redhat.com/apps/support/

I mean, that's why you use RHEL right?

FWIW, I've had several problems that could not be diagnosed here and
worked it out with RH Support.

> 
> - Jamie
> 
> On 6/26/06, *Jamie Bohr* <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> 
>     I did that once before but hay you never know so I tried it again
>     once I got to work.  No go.  The "Searching disks" doesn't come up
>     but nautilus still rails to the CPU to 99%.  What is it doing?
>     (rhetorical question) 
> 
>     On 6/23/06, *Stephen John Smoogen* < [email protected]
>     <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> 
>         On 6/23/06, Jamie Bohr <[email protected]
>         <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>         > I've gotten it to give me something ..... "Searching disks"
>         with a blank
>         > window.  I have google that and found something about a trash
>         folder.  Other
>         > than that nothing.  What does "Searching disks" mean?
>         >
> 
>         Basically the system is looking for a drive to connect to but
>         can't find it:
> 
>         USB
>         Firewire
>         Networked Attach Storage (NFS, CIFS, etc)
> 
>         If at one point one of these was connected and nautilus had it
>         opened
>         in its Desktop it might be trying to purge/check on those. I don't
>         have an RHEL-3 system readily available to check this out at the
>         moment though. What happens if you do the following:
> 
>         login on console (tty0)
>         mv .nautilus .nautilus.broke
>         login into gdm
> 
> 
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