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!Friendica Support
Moin!
Just for information: i'm running this instance on a Raspberry 4 / 4 GB RAM. I was on the RC without any problems for weeks. Since I've upgraded today to the new stable, my Raspberry has a lot of performance issues. Directly after the update to Stable, the RAM-consumption is at nearly at 3.5 GiB. Continuously. I don't know if you need the information - I just wanted you to know. I'll monitor that and inform you as soon I've found a solution or the behavior of my Raspi will be fine again. 😉
!Friendica Support

Friendica Support hat dies geteilt.

utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
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@Marc@Tobias said there is problems on his Pi too.

Can you check what is happening, like the which process is using the ram?
@Marc @Tobias
utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
@Marc try running the post update in the CLI console.
@Marc
Steffen K9 🐰
Steffen K9 🐰  
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Umm. But there's no difference between the release candidate and the released 2021.01. 🤔
utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
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@Steffen K9 🐰 that depends how long back the RC was dated.

@Marc I see your postupdate version is different from mine on /friendica
@Marc @Steffen K9 🐰
Steffen K9 🐰
Steffen K9 🐰  
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Well, he said...

> was on the RC without any problems for weeks

So I assumed he was on the latest/current RC code. But my assumption was wrong, apparently.
utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
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@Steffen K9 🐰 also remember Tobias, I was not expecting the release to happen because that sounded like a blocking reason for me.
@Steffen K9 🐰
Marc
Marc  
@utzer Hm. My postupdate version is still different...
@utzer [Friendica]
Marc
Marc  
I' ve changed from stable to RC two or three weeks ago.
It's funny now, because my Raspberry changed to normal behavior. RAM consumption now is normal. Load-Av. is at 1.22, 2.42 and 9.88. RAM-consumption is at aprox. 800 MiB.
Sorry to bother you. Everything seems to be fine now.
@Tobias has a Raspi 3, if I remember correctly? Maybe his Rasbi needs more time to settle up the changes ?
@Tobias
Marc
Marc  
Of course I've changed from RC to stable.
utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
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@Marc probably a 3B, you're right.

And yes, most likely there was some update task running.
@Marc
Marc
Marc  
You are absolutley right. I've just needed more patience. 😉 Everthing is fine now.
Martin Winkler
Martin Winkler  
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Since the update to 2021.01 around 6 pm I'm seeing higher load when "bin/worker" is running. Can this be related to the postupdate process you mentioned as well?
Martin Winkler
Martin Winkler  
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Die Datenbankversion ist 1384/1384 und die Post-Update-Version 1383/1383
I will observe further. As I assume from the numbers that everything is finished?!
utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
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@Michael Vogel assuming that postupdate versions are supposed to be unequal number (why ever?), there is still updates running on @Martin Winkler server.

See: https://fd.winklerfamilie.eu/friendica
@Michael Vogel @Martin Winkler
utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
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@Michael Vogel if everything is finished there, then I am partly in the future. And my server is not the only one with that version, also here for example.
The database version is 1384/1384, the post update version is 1383/1384.
@Michael Vogel
utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
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@Michael Vogel yes, for a few weeks now. 😛

Edit: didn't think about it before, but 1383/1384 even suggests that the update is not done when it is finally done. 😀
@Michael Vogel
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Martin Winkler
Martin Winkler  
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Took ~11h on my raspi 4B 4GB until it went back to normal.
Martin Winkler
Martin Winkler  
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Yes, it's fine now. I use cron to call the worker every 28 min.
utzer [Friendica]
utzer [Friendica]  
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@Michael Vogel just to be sure. Different numbers are OK, but they should the same numbers as I posted before or as in https://friendica.utzer.de/friendica , right?
@Michael Vogel
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