what about the recipe i gave you to figure it out? you can just send me the results if you want me to examine it as long as you can collect it. On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 3:41 PM, Kevin Raison <raison@chatsubo.net> wrote:
if you are running the most current version of FS but it takes 2 weeks to notice the problem then the newest your FS could be today is 2 weeks old? =D are you getting your updates from GIT?
I have gone through several iterations of pulling new updates from git, rebuilding and restarting freeswitch and waiting while the CPU usage rises. I will rebuild again today before I restart as well. Hopefully the problem will just go away this time. Otherwise, I will let you know what I find using your method; thanks for the help!
-Kevin
What I recommend is when you have the problem where there is noticeable CPU usage, run top -H and look at the cpu usage on a per-thread basis. When you find the one that is using a lot of CPU, make note of it. Then get a gcore and dump it into GDB so you can see what the thread in question is doing..
you can get a gcore from the fs build root with ./support-d/fscore_pb gcore<yourname>
Then compare the results on the url provided from that script with the info from top -H
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