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Does it behave differently on the latest stable release version (3.1.3)? Can you give us some way to reproduce it (e.g. sample config file, specific steps to follow)? |
Hi, I can't test 3.1.3 as I have Python 3.4, not Python 2.7. For the config files I have this first one :
If I don't provide any .ini file, so nothing to start the CPU is fine. If I provide one or several like this one, the CPU is fully loaded by the supervisord process only. All my services (Nginx, PHP-FPM, uWSGI are working fine) :
Here are my logs :
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The latest stable version (3.1.3) works on Python 2.5 - 2.7 if one of those is an option. Python 3 support has not been released yet. We appreciate you testing it and will try to look into this issue, but please keep the |
I'm aware of the disclamer, no problem for me, production is for end of 2015 on my side, so I have time to test and help you debugging. I only use it for Test purpose. I'll install a sandbox with Python 2.7 and reproduce the same context to see how Supervisor behaves. |
i also have plan to use supervisor with python 3.4x on ubuntu test production server |
This should be fixed by #589. |
@captnbp: Did this solve your problem? |
Yes perfect ! No more CPU overhead. Thanks a lot ! Benoît Pourre 2015-03-06 5:04 GMT+01:00 Marc Abramowitz [email protected]:
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I'm seeing this now on a Mac, installed via Homebrew, but only after enabling the web UI like so:
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I have the same issue than @RyanBalfanz , installed via brew on MacOs
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experienced same thing like @RyanBalfanz @nicolastobo . |
Hi,
When launching supervisord (last Github version), it seems to work fine, but the supervisord process uses 100% of my CPU without getting lower.
I have a RedHat 6.5, with Python 3.4.
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