On Thursday 26 May 2005 15:41, Hugo Perez Casanova wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm sure this topic has been discussed previously.
>
> We have a CentOS 4 based X terminal server with ltsp and use kde on all
> workstations, I just noticed a kdeinit process taking almost all CPU
> time.
>
> The user closed all windows and the kdeinit process still used all the
> cpu. The problem was gone when the user logged out.
>
> This didn't happen before.
>
> Any ideas?
I had this problem once or twice. I used KDE System Guard (under System /
Monitor) to view all the processes in Tree View. When I did that I could see
that there was a process nspluginviewer that was a child of the bad kdeinit
process. I could kill either kdeinit, or nspluginviewer, and the problem was
fixed. It turns out that nspluginviewer was called by Konqueror to display a
particular web page (I think maybe it was calling macromedia flash player). I
did not do anything to fix it, and it has not happened in a long time, but
maybe this is a clue.
Larry Howe
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