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Re: Tor hogging cpu

I am running Tor on 2 Gentoo machines, without any problems. The busier box uses more resources, but it's not causing problems (it runs on a slow dual celeron 366 mhz with only 128MB ram).
Could it have something to do with the used compiler optimizations ?
I use CFLAGS="-march=athlon-xp -Os -pipe -funroll-loops -fforce-addr -falign-functions=4"


Michael Laccetti wrote:
I've had the same problem, though since I just restarted Tor (did some software
upgrades/cleaning on the server) it's currently not running too badly. But give
it a day, and it'll eat the CPU for 100% most of the time. In fact, I had to
turn it off to do the compilation of the new packages. Was just chewing the
processor otherwise. 

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Subject: Re: Tor hogging cpu [u]

I have had several problems with Tor before the 0.0.9.4 version, but no problem
with 0.0.9.4 so far. Don't have a Gentoo machine to compare with yours, I use
FC3 on an AMD 64 Athlon.

Could it be something specific to Gentoo or your env.?

SK



On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 10:16:45PM +0000, Gustavo Adolfo Silva Ribeiro 

Felisberto wrote:

I'm running 0.0.9.4 on linux x86 (2.6.10 kernel with grsec and nptl
glibc) and have been running the server for a few days and now:

http://www.felisberto.net/~humpback/tor-cpu-hog.png

I'm going to stop the process and restart it.
There is nothing in the logs that acuses some kind of problem.







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