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[urbit] :talk %ap-fill-full
c***@gmail.com
2015-09-28 21:06:05 UTC
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Upon starting my planet today, urbit tried to sync the :talk log and hit a
bump. It was able to print a couple telegrams, but then hit 100% CPU and
hung for a while...before printing out
"[%ap-fill-full [~mossug-tasled %talk] ~doznec 72]" several hundred times
and hanging again. Pressing ^C emits a [%swim-take-vane %g %unto], and
pressing it again returns a several hundred line stacktrace looping line
1470 to 1468 for the next several interrupts. After spamming it a little
bit I was able to escape the :talk events, but attempting to send a message
just restarts the cycle :/

I think the %ap-fill-full is from sending messages to a full duct, which
isn't that abnormal. I've actually been getting that nearly everytime I
boot anyways, even before the launch, but it quickly cleared up and I never
had to try and abort events. I assume this time the chat backlog is too
large due to the whitepaper launch...
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c***@gmail.com
2015-09-28 21:08:09 UTC
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Oh, also, the first time I booted it used 100% for a while after printing
%ap-fill-full and then crashed with a bail: meme out of loom. Which is bad.
Upon restarting it's just stuck at the current issue.
Post by c***@gmail.com
Upon starting my planet today, urbit tried to sync the :talk log and hit a
bump. It was able to print a couple telegrams, but then hit 100% CPU and
hung for a while...before printing out
"[%ap-fill-full [~mossug-tasled %talk] ~doznec 72]" several hundred times
and hanging again. Pressing ^C emits a [%swim-take-vane %g %unto], and
pressing it again returns a several hundred line stacktrace looping line
1470 to 1468 for the next several interrupts. After spamming it a little
bit I was able to escape the :talk events, but attempting to send a message
just restarts the cycle :/
I think the %ap-fill-full is from sending messages to a full duct, which
isn't that abnormal. I've actually been getting that nearly everytime I
boot anyways, even before the launch, but it quickly cleared up and I never
had to try and abort events. I assume this time the chat backlog is too
large due to the whitepaper launch...
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Philip Monk
2015-09-28 21:14:27 UTC
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Hmm, %ap-fill-full definitely means that there's a full duct somewhere. It
sounds like maybe it's being auto-restarted, which would just cause the
problem again. Do you have webtalk open? If so, I would close that for a
bit until it works out all of its problems. Also, if you can run |reload
%f, that might help with possible memory issues.
Post by c***@gmail.com
Oh, also, the first time I booted it used 100% for a while after printing
%ap-fill-full and then crashed with a bail: meme out of loom. Which is bad.
Upon restarting it's just stuck at the current issue.
Post by c***@gmail.com
Upon starting my planet today, urbit tried to sync the :talk log and hit
a bump. It was able to print a couple telegrams, but then hit 100% CPU and
hung for a while...before printing out
"[%ap-fill-full [~mossug-tasled %talk] ~doznec 72]" several hundred times
and hanging again. Pressing ^C emits a [%swim-take-vane %g %unto], and
pressing it again returns a several hundred line stacktrace looping line
1470 to 1468 for the next several interrupts. After spamming it a little
bit I was able to escape the :talk events, but attempting to send a message
just restarts the cycle :/
I think the %ap-fill-full is from sending messages to a full duct, which
isn't that abnormal. I've actually been getting that nearly everytime I
boot anyways, even before the launch, but it quickly cleared up and I never
had to try and abort events. I assume this time the chat backlog is too
large due to the whitepaper launch...
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Curtis Yarvin
2015-09-28 22:01:51 UTC
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I'm trying to fix this garbage right now! Well, replace it anyway.

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Hmm, %ap-fill-full definitely means that there's a full duct somewhere. It sounds like maybe it's being auto-restarted, which would just cause the problem again. Do you have webtalk open? If so, I would close that for a bit until it works out all of its problems. Also, if you can run |reload %f, that might help with possible memory issues.
Oh, also, the first time I booted it used 100% for a while after printing %ap-fill-full and then crashed with a bail: meme out of loom. Which is bad. Upon restarting it's just stuck at the current issue.
Upon starting my planet today, urbit tried to sync the :talk log and hit a bump. It was able to print a couple telegrams, but then hit 100% CPU and hung for a while...before printing out
"[%ap-fill-full [~mossug-tasled %talk] ~doznec 72]" several hundred times and hanging again. Pressing ^C emits a [%swim-take-vane %g %unto], and pressing it again returns a several hundred line stacktrace looping line 1470 to 1468 for the next several interrupts. After spamming it a little bit I was able to escape the :talk events, but attempting to send a message just restarts the cycle :/
I think the %ap-fill-full is from sending messages to a full duct, which isn't that abnormal. I've actually been getting that nearly everytime I boot anyways, even before the launch, but it quickly cleared up and I never had to try and abort events. I assume this time the chat backlog is too large due to the whitepaper launch...
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c***@gmail.com
2015-09-28 21:52:00 UTC
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Ok, so I managed to get it working again. Spammed interrupts, reconnected
to talk, rebooted the planet. The problem is that now it looks like ~doznec
is ignoring me - trying to send messages in :talk never echos, and running
`+ls /~doznec/home=` just camps forever, while doing the same command on
~zod works fine.
Might have screwed up %ames a little bit, and have to abandon ship...
Post by c***@gmail.com
Upon starting my planet today, urbit tried to sync the :talk log and hit a
bump. It was able to print a couple telegrams, but then hit 100% CPU and
hung for a while...before printing out
"[%ap-fill-full [~mossug-tasled %talk] ~doznec 72]" several hundred times
and hanging again. Pressing ^C emits a [%swim-take-vane %g %unto], and
pressing it again returns a several hundred line stacktrace looping line
1470 to 1468 for the next several interrupts. After spamming it a little
bit I was able to escape the :talk events, but attempting to send a message
just restarts the cycle :/
I think the %ap-fill-full is from sending messages to a full duct, which
isn't that abnormal. I've actually been getting that nearly everytime I
boot anyways, even before the launch, but it quickly cleared up and I never
had to try and abort events. I assume this time the chat backlog is too
large due to the whitepaper launch...
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