Re: nautilus rails CPU (now URGENT)

Andrew,

Thank you for your advise.  This problem only affects new users and some
current user, not all of them.  One person can log into a system and have
problem with myself and a few others have no problems on the same system.  I
have put in a RH support request as Ed suggested.  They want me to reinstall
from scratch using only RHEL rpms.  Makes since as a test but I don't want
to reinstall every system (100+) on the floor.  I feel this is a Gnome issue
since KDE and XFCE is not affected.  I would like some guidence from the
Gnome developers but so far I have not takers.

I have done an strace on nautilus but there is soo much information there I
can't make head or tails of it.

Once I reistall from scratch I will let this group know what fixed it.

On 6/29/06, Cannon, Andrew <Andrew.Cannon-JcMu5Ws/[email protected]> wrote:
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> Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 19:08:39 -0600
> From: "Jamie Bohr" <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: nautilus rails CPU (now URGENT)
> To: "Discussion of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 (Taroon)"
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> 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.
>
> - Jamie
>
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>
> Jamie,
>
> How are you mounting your file systems?  Have you tried using soft mounts
> with a set timeout?  We have a problem with certain NFS mounts and all of
> our disks are hard mounted (by default) over the entire network.  When one
> of our systems drops off the network, it impacts performance across the
> entire network.  Some systems even start to spawn repeated nfsd processes
> until the system grinds to a halt.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> Hope it gets sorted soon.
>
> Andy
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