I installed:
libglib2.0-0-dbg
evolution-data-server-dbg
libc6-dbg
Here are 2 more stacktraces I saved after a reboot.
I'm not sure the problem triggers when the connection starts failing...
internet was working now, but I still had the same problem.
indicator-datetime-service stays at about 4% memory, eds at 6%, for a few minutes, during which I see spamming of GetObject calls in dbus-monitor.
At one point then datetime-service starts allocating memory, and slowly grows until reaching a limit.
I installed: data-server- dbg
libglib2.0-0-dbg
evolution-
libc6-dbg
Here are 2 more stacktraces I saved after a reboot.
I'm not sure the problem triggers when the connection starts failing...
internet was working now, but I still had the same problem.
indicator- datetime- service stays at about 4% memory, eds at 6%, for a few minutes, during which I see spamming of GetObject calls in dbus-monitor.
At one point then datetime-service starts allocating memory, and slowly grows until reaching a limit.
Here are 2 stacktraces I saved while datetime-service was allocating memory: /pastebin. canonical. com/173275/ /pastebin. canonical. com/173276/
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After a few minutes, gdb reported that 10 thread exited.
At that point datetime-service stopped allocating.
Hope that helps!