Noticed that I started leaking memory right after boot after updating apparmor to v2.12-4ubuntu5.1. Interestingly downgrading the involved packages to the previous version again didn't fix it. Probably some settings change involved. I timeshifted back, which fixed it, then tried again for the same result, so I timeshifted again, haven't investigated further.
edit: While apparmor triggered it, I later on managed to trigger it in another way, so it wasn't the cause, or at least not the only one. I rolled the system back a full week and will watch it carefully to find the real cause.
Identifying a memory leak
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Identifying a memory leak
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Re: Memory leak in apparmor 2.12-4ubuntu5.1 (LM19)
Hi, gm10.
Checked that my Xubuntu 18.04.1 has got apparmor 2.12-4ubuntu5.1 as well. Wonder which process / processes specifically started to leak memory on your system. Might keep an eye on the same processes here as well.
Best regards,
Karl
Checked that my Xubuntu 18.04.1 has got apparmor 2.12-4ubuntu5.1 as well. Wonder which process / processes specifically started to leak memory on your system. Might keep an eye on the same processes here as well.
Best regards,
Karl
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Re: Identifying a memory leak
Having a similar problem here. Memory usage shoots up, but seems to occur when copying files. I'll keep an eye on it, but I am definitely noticing it just moving files around from my PC to various hard drives and flash drives etc. It starts off OK but before long my (admittedly now very paltry) 4GB RAM is chewed up and spat out, leaving me having to (slowly) reboot the PC. Using Mint 19 Cinnamon 64 bit all up to date.
Re: Identifying a memory leak
Don't think it is anything to do with file copying, but I do think it's a Nemo/Cinnamon bug. Very high CPU usage at the moment with only Chrome and one tab open, and also memory usage going up and down all the time, currently at 3.0GiB usage and rising. PC has been just since the morning and this has been slowly rising. System monitor and htop report cinnamon --replace and nemo as the largest users. If anyone a bit more technically minded than me can advise that would be appreciated. I'm not up on getting the right logs etc. Ta!
Re: Identifying a memory leak
I never fully tracked it down in my case. I isolated it to only happening with certain kernel versions but I know it's not that alone because that included kernel versions that had been working perfectly fine previously. I'm currently on 4.18.0-10-generic, which seems to be problem free on my machine with all packages up to date, fingers crossed.
Maybe something for you to try as well (not necessarily that specific kernel, just boot to different versions from the GRUB menu to see if it makes a difference).
edit: nvm, problem eventually reappeared and now is happening all the time again. I just can't seem to pin it down. Time for a clean install I guess.
Maybe something for you to try as well (not necessarily that specific kernel, just boot to different versions from the GRUB menu to see if it makes a difference).
edit: nvm, problem eventually reappeared and now is happening all the time again. I just can't seem to pin it down. Time for a clean install I guess.