Tracker uses 100% cpu on clean install and doing some basic things

[Naguam PostOwl]

Also after every reboot while keeping all the build files, tracker miner fs
is using 100% of the cpu.

Checked again, for the previous email imprecision.
The cpu starts beeing overused just after the 'untar', not at the start of
the kernel build.

Thank you.

On Tue, Aug 3, 2021, 7:11 PM Naguam PostOwl <maugbis at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
> I didn't really understand how the debian bug report system works.
> So I decided to send an email to the maintainers of the package.
>
> I think it's important tell you about this bug because of the imminent
> release of debian 11.
> Please read until the end, I will talk about building a kernel but it's
> the way i reproduced the bug.
> So here is the report :
>
> Package : tracker
> Version : 2.3.6-2
>
> I made a clean install of debian gnome bullseye with the rc3 installer
> (and installed firmwares etc) on my x260 laptop.
> Then builded an upstream kernel and seeing a 100% cpu usage (event after
> the build) from tracker miner fs.
>
> Here is how to reproduce the bug
>
> Then opened a terminal to execute
>
> $ sudo apt build-dep linux
>
> To install the dependencies to build a newer kernel.
> Then I downloaded the 5.13.7 kernel archive on kernel.org.
> I checked the signatures and checksum etc...
> Then I 'untared' the archive and went into it using.
>
> $ tar xaf linux-5.13.7.tar.xz && cd linux-5.13.7
>
> I made the configuration I wanted (took my other laptop fedora 34 linux
> 5.13.5 configuration)
>
> $ make oldconfig
>
> Then
>
> $ make deb-pkg -j 4                               *# + options for
> version naming that are not important *
> *                                                              # because
> it builds and it's not a problem about building  *
>                                                               *# the
> kernel.*
>
> Then watch htop and see the tracker-miner (or tracker-extract) process
> using many cpu.
>
> I don't now if that problem started when I 'untared' or if it was after
> starting the build.
> At least after the build it took a really long time to finish.
>
> Thank you for your attention.
> I'm pleased to try to contribute to debian.
>
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