Much higher CPU utilization in 2.42+ vs. 2.42?

[ssss25]

As for the number of processes, I did a kill -9 of 3 of the four, and the last one stayed, and I could connect via web... so, not sure why it starts with four..

I use transmission.sh in my ffp/start and it looks like it's starting it normally... have no idea why it would load 4 times or load load four threads!

Any ideas?

Here is a capture of what I See after I start it:

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/mnt/HD_a2/ffp/start # ./transmission.sh start
Starting transmission-daemon

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Ok, so whatever is posted at:

http://forum.dsmg600.info/t2719-%5BREL% ... ssion.html

is build 13028

Where do I get the famous r13113?

the official nightly builds are at https://build.transmissionbt.com/job/trunk-linux/ , but you have to compile from those source tarballs if you're running Linux.

the link you posted are the pre-compiled binary packages for DNS-323/321, which KyleK has done for your convenience. so unfortunately you have to either compile yourself, or have someone else prepare a package for any of the nightly builds.

[rhester72]

As for the number of processes, I did a kill -9 of 3 of the four, and the last one stayed, and I could connect via web... so, not sure why it starts with four..

I use transmission.sh in my ffp/start and it looks like it's starting it normally... have no idea why it would load 4 times or load load four threads!

Any ideas?

The app uses pthreads, which creates threads as if they were processes - the dead giveaway is the identical memory utilization (VSZ). They aren't really using more memory, since they all share a single copy. Don't kill them. =)

Rodney