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Rebuild Data File hangs
I am having a simliar issue with 1Password - it has become a true memory hog.
[img]http://scrn.blnr.de/1password-memory.jpg[/img]
[b]Issue 1:[/b]
I've been trying the latest build 3.5.0.BETA-3 (build #30770) and the stable 3.4.4 version, but
as soon as I startup my Computer 1PasswordAgent grabs a 480 MB memory chunk a won't let
it go (I tried quieting the process via the Activity Monitor, but it restarts itself immediately).
[b]Issue 2:[/b]
After having issues with Safari (the context menu took about 20-40 seconds to load), I switched
to Chrome. What I discovered is that the Chrome Plug-In Host also eats up about 440 MB of RAM,
I disabled the extension and installed it over again. This helps from time to time and the usage
is going back to a normal amount of RAM (20-70 MB), but then out of nowhere it goes back up
to 440 MB.
[b]Issue 3:[/b]
I went back to Safari and discovered that the 1Password Extension has the same effect like it
has on Chrome. Suddenly the RAM usage of Safari is increases about the same amount (440 MB).
If I'm uninstalling the extension Safari shows signification less memory consumption. I guess
this is kind of the same problem.
[b]Issue 4:[/b]
The application itself also demands a huge amount of memory and I can't rebuild my database,
because I can see 1Password is slowly eating up all the RAM I have. I tried it on my Mac Pro
which has 10 GB of RAM and the process comes to an halt after everything is gone and there
are only a few MB's to work with. I tried letting the computer do it's work over night, but
there is no chance: all the memory is gone.
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Is there a way to prevent 1Password using that much RAM, like a terminal script to limit the
RAM usage of the application? I've searched the internet for it, but couldn't find a good
approach. I emailed with you guys a lot before my vacation about the Safari context menu
bug, and I thought that I could prevent any problems by switching to Chrome - although I
know it's a beta extension. Whatever. Is it possible that the issues I'm having are due to
a mal-functioning database. I'd love to repair my database but like I've described before…
I can't repair it. Maybe you have some tips for me or a 1Password version with a line of
code changed that's preventing using more than a certain amount of memory.
Cheers,
Patrick
[img]http://scrn.blnr.de/1password-memory.jpg[/img]
[b]Issue 1:[/b]
I've been trying the latest build 3.5.0.BETA-3 (build #30770) and the stable 3.4.4 version, but
as soon as I startup my Computer 1PasswordAgent grabs a 480 MB memory chunk a won't let
it go (I tried quieting the process via the Activity Monitor, but it restarts itself immediately).
[b]Issue 2:[/b]
After having issues with Safari (the context menu took about 20-40 seconds to load), I switched
to Chrome. What I discovered is that the Chrome Plug-In Host also eats up about 440 MB of RAM,
I disabled the extension and installed it over again. This helps from time to time and the usage
is going back to a normal amount of RAM (20-70 MB), but then out of nowhere it goes back up
to 440 MB.
[b]Issue 3:[/b]
I went back to Safari and discovered that the 1Password Extension has the same effect like it
has on Chrome. Suddenly the RAM usage of Safari is increases about the same amount (440 MB).
If I'm uninstalling the extension Safari shows signification less memory consumption. I guess
this is kind of the same problem.
[b]Issue 4:[/b]
The application itself also demands a huge amount of memory and I can't rebuild my database,
because I can see 1Password is slowly eating up all the RAM I have. I tried it on my Mac Pro
which has 10 GB of RAM and the process comes to an halt after everything is gone and there
are only a few MB's to work with. I tried letting the computer do it's work over night, but
there is no chance: all the memory is gone.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
Is there a way to prevent 1Password using that much RAM, like a terminal script to limit the
RAM usage of the application? I've searched the internet for it, but couldn't find a good
approach. I emailed with you guys a lot before my vacation about the Safari context menu
bug, and I thought that I could prevent any problems by switching to Chrome - although I
know it's a beta extension. Whatever. Is it possible that the issues I'm having are due to
a mal-functioning database. I'd love to repair my database but like I've described before…
I can't repair it. Maybe you have some tips for me or a 1Password version with a line of
code changed that's preventing using more than a certain amount of memory.
Cheers,
Patrick
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Hey Patrick,
I hope your vacation was enjoyable! <img src='http://forum.agile.ws/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/skype_smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':-)' />
I just spotted your most recent e-mail message in our system. Marty had some good leads, I will await your e-mail response before making some suggestions of my own. See you in your Inbox!
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Patrick,
I sent you an e-mail about this already, but for the sake of anyone stumbling across this via search, this issue has been fixed as of 3.5.0.BETA-4.
Please ensure that "Include Beta versions" is enabled (Preferences > Updates) and then download the latest version (1Password > Check for Updates…).
Of course, if you are reading this from the future and already running 3.5.0 or newer, there may be a different issue at hand. Please start another thread in that case. <img src='http://forum.agile.ws/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/skype_bigsmile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':-D' />
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