Open rklxmok opened 3 years ago
What version of SyncTrayzor?
How long does it take to build to this level? Has it been running for hours/days/weeks/years?
Can you open Chrome, and open http://localhost:2004
? There should be a link to Syncthing, click it. That opens Chrome dev tools, where you might be able to find something interesting.
This is 1.1.28 with 1.16.1 and the server instance has been running for 1 day 14 hours, 12 minutes in 2019 hyper v.
Syncing 9 folders from 6 devices
On Tue, May 25, 2021, 9:40 AM Antony Male @.***> wrote:
What version of SyncTrayzor?
How long does it take to build to this level? Has it been running for hours/days/weeks/years?
Can you open Chrome, and open http://localhost:2004? There should be a link to Syncthing, click it. That opens Chrome dev tools, where you might be able to find something interesting.
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In addition to my other suggestion above, can you try downloading https://cef-builds.spotifycdn.com/cef_binary_90.6.5%2Bg7a604aa%2Bchromium-90.0.4430.93_windows64_client.tar.bz2 and run it with:
cefclient.exe --multi-threaded-message-loop --off-screen-rendering-enabled --enable-gpu --no-sandbox --disable-site-isolation-trials
Point it at Syncthing's web interface, and see if it takes the same amount of memory after a couple of days?
Chromium opens port 2004, displays the syncthing instance
On Tue, May 25, 2021, 9:45 AM RK B @.***> wrote:
This is 1.1.28 with 1.16.1 and the server instance has been running for 1 day 14 hours, 12 minutes in 2019 hyper v.
Syncing 9 folders from 6 devices
On Tue, May 25, 2021, 9:40 AM Antony Male @.***> wrote:
What version of SyncTrayzor?
How long does it take to build to this level? Has it been running for hours/days/weeks/years?
Can you open Chrome, and open http://localhost:2004? There should be a link to Syncthing, click it. That opens Chrome dev tools, where you might be able to find something interesting.
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Yes. Please use the Chrome dev tools to try and find out where all the memory's being used. I'm not too familiar with the Chrome tools I'm afraid, so follow your nose!
I also went ahead and installed the actual chrome browser, Im sure running chromium as an executable made some deficiencies of its own. I am monitoring now.
Thanks for your help
On Tue, May 25, 2021, 10:22 AM Antony Male @.***> wrote:
Yes. Please use the Chrome dev tools to try and find out where all the memory's being used. I'm not too familiar with the Chrome tools I'm afraid, so follow your nose!
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