[Pidgin] #14955: IRC periodic /who causes full cpu usage
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#14955: IRC periodic /who causes full cpu usage
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Reporter: renatosilva | Owner: elb
Type: defect | Status: new
Milestone: | Component: IRC
Version: 2.10.1 | Resolution:
Keywords: |
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Description changed by renatosilva:
Old description:
> In pidgin 2.10.1, from time to time ui becomes annoyingly low responsive
> while chatting on irc channels, specially in large ones like #ubuntu at
> freenode.net (more than 1000 users). CPU is fully used and debug window
> reports it is performing the periodic who for each channel. List of
> channel users seems to behave oddly too when such periodic routine is
> triggered.
>
> In Ubuntu 11.10 it was workarounded as described in this bug:
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+bug/856631.
New description:
In pidgin 2.10.1 for windows, from time to time ui becomes annoyingly low
responsive while chatting on irc channels, specially in large ones like
Freenode's #ubuntu (more than 1000 users). CPU is fully used and debug
window reports it is performing the "periodic who" for each channel. List
of channel users behave oddly too when such periodic routine is triggered.
[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+bug/856631 Ubuntu 11.10
has workarounded it] and is delivering a modified version of 2.10.0 with
their patch applied.
== Patched Windows installer ==
[https://github.com/downloads/pikkachu/pidgin/Pidgin%202.10.1.P14955%20Setup.exe
Pidgin 2.10.1.P14955 Setup]
This is a Windows installer for 2.10.1 with the same fix used in Ubuntu.
It works just fine for me, I can enter big channels and I don't notice any
high cpu usage, crazy channel users list or periodic low responsivenesses.
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