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Hi, my CPU is all the time on 100% usage by process gnome-contact-search-provider until I kill that process. In few minutes the process is back there and again 100% CPU usage.. my CPU fan goes crazy.
When I run gnome-contacts the app immediately freezes without no error. No contacts visible. And the app was in the past full of contacts.
Any idea what can be wrong?
Thanks for any advice
GNOME Shell 3.12.2
3.16.1-1-ARCHLast edited by 5ulo (2015-09-09 11:36:50)
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The same stuff here! It happens to me in different PCs I've installed ArchLinux/Gnome Shell.
Gnome Shell - 3.14.3
Linux - 3.19.2-1-ARCHLast edited by ChuckDaniels (2015-03-30 15:44:53)
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I've found these reports:
Gnome: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=745356
Ubuntu: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour … ug/1079315
RedHat: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=919889
It seems that working with a lot of Gmail contacts causes problems to gnome-contacts.
Edit: I suspect that not only that after disabling Gmail contacts sync.
Last edited by ChuckDaniels (2015-03-30 16:03:29)
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Well, I deactivated (in Gnome online accounts) Contacts inside Google Account and activated Chat and now I can see all my Gmail contacts in empathy, contacts, etc. It is absolutely a dirty workaround but it works, gnome-contacts-search-provider issue is gone.
Edit: I only can see contacts added to my G+ account, so it is not a solution at all if you want to keep your Gmail contacts available.
Last edited by ChuckDaniels (2015-04-16 12:14:43)
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Thanks ChuckDaniels, I've removed Google from online accounts a while ago. I can live without that.. for now.
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I hope they fix it soon, but I am not sure who should take the responsibility of this bug. It appears in all my ArchLinux machines with Gnome Shell as DE.
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Seems solved now.
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Thanks, I'll check that and mark thread as solved
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