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What happened:
When I open the Dashboard of Portmaster it looks like this for around 30 seconds while the process is using one full CPU core.
When it is finally loaded the CPU is still used at 100%:
It takes around a minute until the high CPU usage goes away before it starts over again. I can only stop the high CPU usage when I close the UI, but even after closing it takes a while until it really stops.
What did you expect to happen?:
A fast loading GUI without a lot of CPU usage.
How did you reproduce it?:
Just open the UI and load the Dashboard.
Debug Information:
Version 1.6.5
Portmaster
version 1.6.5
commit tags/v1.6.5-0-ge9940d77a01f32cc11d3ed70e19482bdea773fc5
built with go1.21.2 (gc) linux/amd64
using options
by user@docker
on 11.01.2024
Licensed under the AGPLv3 license.
The source code is available here: https://github.com/safing/portmaster
Platform: ubuntu 22.04
System: ubuntu linux (debian) 22.04
Kernel: 5.15.0-101-generic x86_64
No Module ErrorUnexpected Logs
240330 08:29:26.757 on/nfq/nfq:212 ▶ WARN 172 nfqueue: no verdict set for packet pkt:52878 qid:17040 (192.168.178.25 -> 1.1.1.1) after 20.000118281s, dropping
240330 08:30:33.335 work/ports:049 ▶ WARN 174 network: took 13 attempts to find a suitable unused port for pre-auth
240330 08:30:38.552 on/nfq/nfq:212 ▶ WARN 176 nfqueue: no verdict set for packet pkt:53010 qid:17040 (192.168.178.25 -> 1.1.1.1) after 20.000494029s, dropping
240330 08:30:38.552 on/nfq/nfq:212 ▶ WARN 178 nfqueue: no verdict set for packet pkt:53011 qid:17040 (192.168.178.25 -> 1.1.1.1) after 20.000441508s, dropping
240330 08:30:48.336 on/nfq/nfq:212 ▶ WARN 180 nfqueue: no verdict set for packet pkt:53029 qid:17040 (192.168.178.25 -> 1.1.1.1) after 20.00052008s, dropping
240330 08:30:48.336 on/nfq/nfq:212 ▶ WARN 182 nfqueue: no verdict set for packet pkt:53028 qid:17040 (192.168.178.25 -> 1.1.1.1) after 20.000582588s, dropping
240330 08:30:59.616 on/nfq/nfq:212 ▶ WARN 184 nfqueue: no verdict set for packet pkt:53050 qid:17040 (192.168.178.25 -> 1.1.1.1) after 20.000652011s, dropping
240330 08:30:59.616 on/nfq/nfq:212 ▶ WARN 186 nfqueue: no verdict set for packet pkt:53049 qid:17040 (192.168.178.25 -> 1.1.1.1) after 20.000685185s, dropping
240330 08:32:45.210 ry_handler:210 ▶ ERRO 188 failed to encode JSON response: write tcp 127.0.0.1:817->127.0.0.1:54066: write: broken pipe
240330 08:32:45.210 ry_handler:210 ▶ ERRO 190 failed to encode JSON response: write tcp 127.0.0.1:817->127.0.0.1:54102: write: broken pipe
240330 08:33:31.708 CURRENT TIME
It seems Portmaster uses 100% of one core the whole time the UI is open. I am using my computer since a while now while having the UI open in the background and the process was using the CPU the whole time.
As soon as I closed the UI it took 10-15 seconds and the usage dropped to a maximum of 1%.
What happened:
When I open the Dashboard of Portmaster it looks like this for around 30 seconds while the process is using one full CPU core.
When it is finally loaded the CPU is still used at 100%:
It takes around a minute until the high CPU usage goes away before it starts over again. I can only stop the high CPU usage when I close the UI, but even after closing it takes a while until it really stops.
What did you expect to happen?:
A fast loading GUI without a lot of CPU usage.
How did you reproduce it?:
Just open the UI and load the Dashboard.
Debug Information:
Version 1.6.5
Platform: ubuntu 22.04
No Module Error
Unexpected Logs
Status: Online
SPN: disabled (module disabled)
Resolvers: 8/8
Config: 8
Updates: stable (13/29)
Compatibility: IPTables Chains (55)
Goroutine Stack
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