1:26 p.m.
I've been noticing lately that the performance whenever a directory is listed
is terrible. Anyone else see this?
I'm using: Value: "21.4 (patch 12) \"Portable Code\" XEmacs
Lucid"
on RH9 Linux.
Even worse, when a *local* directory listing is attempted, xemacs hangs for a
*very* long time if an automount point, not at all related to the local
directory, is hung. It eventually gives up, complaining
Finding truename: Input/output error, /net/adgcluster7/tmp/
Why is truename looking for /net/adgcluster7/tmp/, when I ased for a *local*
directory listing having nothing to do with this?
1:42 p.m.
>>>> "Neal" == Neal D Becker
<nbecker(a)hns.com> writes:
Neal> I've been noticing lately that the performance whenever a
Neal> directory is listed is terrible. Anyone else see this?
Hi Neal,
I can see this when going offline after using clearcase.el
If you're using that mode too, try
M-x clearcase-unintegrate
and see whether performance improves.
Try profiling the command and send us the profile.
I expect file-truename (or something close) to show up prominently.
Best regards,
Adrian
Neal> I'm using: Value: "21.4 (patch 12) \"Portable Code\"
XEmacs
Neal> Lucid" on RH9 Linux.
Neal> Even worse, when a *local* directory listing is attempted,
Neal> xemacs hangs for a *very* long time if an automount point,
Neal> not at all related to the local directory, is hung. It
Neal> eventually gives up, complaining
Neal> Finding truename: Input/output error, /net/adgcluster7/tmp/
Neal> Why is truename looking for /net/adgcluster7/tmp/, when I
Neal> ased for a *local* directory listing having nothing to do
Neal> with this?
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2:04 p.m.
On Wednesday 23 July 2003 08:42 am, Adrian Aichner wrote:
>>>>> "Neal" == Neal D Becker
<nbecker(a)hns.com> writes:
Neal> I've been noticing lately that the performance whenever a
Neal> directory is listed is terrible. Anyone else see this?
Hi Neal,
I can see this when going offline after using clearcase.el
If you're using that mode too, try
M-x clearcase-unintegrate
and see whether performance improves.
I see that turning off find-file-compare-truenames seems to fix it.
I also so that various remote directories were not mounted before trying to
open a local dir using xemacs, and that the mounts were attempted when I
tried to open a local dir with xemacs. It appears that xemacs is causing
ever remote dir I ever visited to be automounted. What the hell is it
doing?!?!?!
Try profiling the command and send us the profile.
OK, how do I do this?
I expect file-truename (or something close) to show up prominently.
Best regards,
Adrian
Neal> I'm using: Value: "21.4 (patch 12) \"Portable Code\"
XEmacs
Neal> Lucid" on RH9 Linux.
Neal> Even worse, when a *local* directory listing is attempted,
Neal> xemacs hangs for a *very* long time if an automount point,
Neal> not at all related to the local directory, is hung. It
Neal> eventually gives up, complaining
Neal> Finding truename: Input/output error, /net/adgcluster7/tmp/
Neal> Why is truename looking for /net/adgcluster7/tmp/, when I
Neal> ased for a *local* directory listing having nothing to do
Neal> with this?
10:04 p.m.
>>>> "Neal" == Neal D Becker
<nbecker(a)hns.com> writes:
Neal> I see that turning off find-file-compare-truenames seems to fix it.
Neal> I also so that various remote directories were not mounted
Neal> before trying to open a local dir using xemacs, and that the
Neal> mounts were attempted when I tried to open a local dir with
Neal> xemacs. It appears that xemacs is causing ever remote dir I
Neal> ever visited to be automounted. What the hell is it
Neal> doing?!?!?!
Hi Neal
You're not using clearcase I gather?
Do you have feature clearcase loaded?
Do you have efs installed?
Do you use it?
Do you have tramp installed?
Do you use it?
> Try profiling the command and send us the profile.
>
Use
M-x profile-command
or
M-x profile-key-sequence
and send us the result.
Darn that has a bug in 21.5.14 too!
Please get the profiling output via
M-x show-message-log
and send it to us.
Best regards,
Adrian
Neal> OK, how do I do this?
> I expect file-truename (or something close) to show up
prominently.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Adrian
>
Neal> I'm using: Value: "21.4 (patch 12) \"Portable
Code\" XEmacs
Neal> Lucid" on RH9 Linux.
>
Neal> Even worse, when a *local* directory listing
is attempted,
Neal> xemacs hangs for a *very* long time if an automount point,
Neal> not at all related to the local directory, is hung. It
Neal> eventually gives up, complaining
>
Neal> Finding truename: Input/output error,
/net/adgcluster7/tmp/
>
Neal> Why is truename looking for
/net/adgcluster7/tmp/, when I
Neal> ased for a *local* directory listing having nothing to do
Neal> with this?
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mailto:adrian＠xemacs.org
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12:52 p.m.
>>>> "Neal" == Neal D Becker
<nbecker(a)hns.com> writes:
Neal> I see that turning off find-file-compare-truenames seems to
Neal> fix it.
Well, that helps to localize, but there's still a call to
Fexpand_file_name (very complicated) and possibly file handlers (in
the default state, usually Dired and EFS hook in there).
Neal> I also so that various remote directories were not mounted
Neal> before trying to open a local dir using xemacs, and that the
Neal> mounts were attempted when I tried to open a local dir with
Neal> xemacs. It appears that xemacs is causing ever remote dir I
Neal> ever visited to be automounted. What the hell is it
Neal> doing?!?!?!
Dunno. Check the value of file-name-handler-alist and see if any of
the regexps match the file and/or directory names you're trying to
open.
If not, it's probably in Fexpand_file_name, Ffile_truename, or xrealpath.
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