Hi arches, please do your stabilization magic on net-news/liferea-1.8.0 Target keywords: amd64 ppc ppc64 x86 Thanks!
Amd64 stable.
no x86 signoff. When liferea 1.8.0 converts my 1.6 profile, it pegs 100% CPU and hangs the application. If you then kill -9 the process and restart it, it works perfectly, but this seems to be a fairly major issue for what will be a common use-case.
(In reply to comment #2) > no x86 signoff. When liferea 1.8.0 converts my 1.6 profile, it pegs 100% CPU > and hangs the application. If you then kill -9 the process and restart it, it > works perfectly, but this seems to be a fairly major issue for what will be a > common use-case. Just for the record, the above is bug 403951
ppc done
net-news/liferea-1.8.0 Atleast on amd64, not stable. Has a very nasty bug I'm not willing to duplicate. When reading a summary. I noticed all my RAM (6GB) was used up and the swap was being eaten up whilst CPU was at 100%. I switched to a TTY which took about 5 minutes to login as root. (# top) revealed a 3-4 liferea process eating about 14MB(may be more) each. I tried killing them an may be succeed, but the system was still unresponsive (# ps -u user | grep liferea) showed a 1000s of lifereas and still growing (# killall liferea) failed (# shutdown -r now) failed (couldn't stop some processes like start-kde, kdm, xdm). After about 5 mins of issuing the shutdown command, I decided to manually power-off the system. This fork explosion is worse than the common memory leaks that have plagued liferea in the past.
ppc64 done
x86 stable, closing
