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Message #122156
[Bug 1460985] Re: periodic find task slow ubuntu to death
The task is started as user 'nobody' but I don't see anything relevant
in the logs. What's the best way to find out who's executing it? It
might be some root process which drops privileges after start?
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Title:
periodic find task slow ubuntu to death
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Periodically something starts 'find' program in the background with
readdir smth in options and it slows down ubuntu to the point the
music and video got hiccups, mouse lags etc. I suspect it's smth
related to package or locatedb updates but can't pinpoint the culprit
yet.
Anyway, the bugis in slowdown - background tasks should never-ever
affect the interactive programs running by user. Ideally they should
be started in dedicated, heavily policed systemd slice.
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