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Oh dear. Thanks for reporting that. I don't think I would have ever tested that case. I wonder if it's related to #3004 as the agent seems to have problems sending large data blocks.
I don't think so, but maybe. We have stations here with 4 monitors, and so far have not crashed. I'll get it installed on a station with 2x 5k monitors to see how it behaves.
Which agent was this, windows or Linux?
I have seen this same issue as well. In my case it is the Windows agent.
Yes, windows agent, on windows 10 2009
So, I was able to test it on Windows 10 with 4 monitors, 2 of which were 4k resolution, and it did not have any issues. The 4K are actually 1 monitor, with 2 displays... EIZO RX850. 8k monitor, but it's basically 2x 4K with no bezel. Windows sees it as 2 monitors.
So, it's not the number of monitors that will cause the issue. Rather, you need to cause the agent to send a single very large command. Sent the quality to 90% in desktop settings and put a complex image on the screen and hit connect. That should generate a very large and complex JPEG that, if sufficient large, will (hopefully) crash the agent. Bryan is looking into it.
Well, this issue is in regards to the number of files in a folder. I was only commenting on the monitors because you referenced another issue.
Understood. My theory is that both issues are related. The agent will crash if sending a single very large command. You can make that happen with lots of files or a complex remote desktop. Bryan is looking into it.
Bryan did a fix for this. MeshCentral v0.9.16 was published with new MeshAgents that should fix this issue for all OS's. Let us know if it works.
I opened a folder that contained over 28k files, and it crashed the agent.
We have alternative ways to do what I was going to do, so we aren't stuck... I just wanted to mention it.
The agent did restart after the crash.