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Symptom: 154% CPU, growing to 30% memory usage, logfile grows to 5 GB within half an hour
Environment: ownloud client 1.2.5 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit
Syncing worked fine before the update to 1.2.5.
It seems that sqlite is not responding properly during the local walk.
05-07 10:49:51:165 _csync_detect_update: file: zzzzzzz.jpg - hash 16769791247635479965, mtime: 1324303105
05-07 10:49:51:165 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE phash='-1676952826074071651'
05-07 10:49:51:165 csync_statedb_get_stat_by_hash: No result record found for phash = 16769791247635479965
05-07 10:49:51:165 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE inode='1795706'
here is the error message repeating endlessly:
cat owncloudlog07May2013.log | grep sqlite_step | more
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT md5 FROM metadata WHERE phash='-3687424326552511022' AND modtime=1324303086
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE phash='-3687424326552511022'
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE inode='1794531'
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT md5 FROM metadata WHERE phash='-2530360419868093365' AND modtime=1324303086
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE phash='-2530360419868093365'
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE inode='1795188'
Update: the high mem and CPU load disappeared, when all sync folders were available again on the remote machine. One of the shared root folders with 100k+ files was not accessible due to a permission issue, which is fixed now.
Symptom: 154% CPU, growing to 30% memory usage, logfile grows to 5 GB within half an hour
Environment: ownloud client 1.2.5 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit
Syncing worked fine before the update to 1.2.5.
It seems that sqlite is not responding properly during the local walk.
05-07 10:49:51:165 _csync_detect_update: file: zzzzzzz.jpg - hash 16769791247635479965, mtime: 1324303105
05-07 10:49:51:165 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE phash='-1676952826074071651'
05-07 10:49:51:165 csync_statedb_get_stat_by_hash: No result record found for phash = 16769791247635479965
05-07 10:49:51:165 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE inode='1795706'
here is the error message repeating endlessly:
cat owncloudlog07May2013.log | grep sqlite_step | more
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT md5 FROM metadata WHERE phash='-3687424326552511022' AND modtime=1324303086
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE phash='-3687424326552511022'
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE inode='1794531'
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT md5 FROM metadata WHERE phash='-2530360419868093365' AND modtime=1324303086
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE phash='-2530360419868093365'
05-07 10:29:22:478 csync_statedb_query: sqlite_step error: disk I/O error - on query: SELECT * FROM metadata WHERE inode='1795188'
There are some reports on the owncloud forum about 100% CPU usage as well, so this may be related:
https://forum.owncloud.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=10761
http://forum.owncloud.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=10472
Should I start from scratch with an empty sqlite DB? How?
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