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[SOLVED] High CPU usage with glib2-2.74.1 and gnome-keyring-42.1

Hello,

I am not sure to post this on the right board. After upgrading my system, my CPU usage was quite high without doing anything. The gnome-keyring-daemon process was using approximately 25% of the CPU.
I did not try to fix the current packages and only solved it by downgrading to gnome-keyring-40.0 and glib2-2.74.0-2 (the last versions I had in my package cache).
I am using XFCE desktop if this can help for anything.

Edit: as Dudemanguy pointed out in his answer, the issue is reported and downgrading glib2 to version 2.74.0-2 is enough to solve the problem until there is a patch.

Re: High CPU usage with glib2-2.74.1 and gnome-keyring-42.1

Reply #1 –
It appears to be an upstream issue.

Re: High CPU usage with glib2-2.74.1 and gnome-keyring-42.1

Reply #2 –
I use XFCE and SDDM and it's been a long time since I removed gnome-keyring.
I just have artix-keyring and archlinux-keyring

I know, my answer is pointless... :-[

Re: High CPU usage with glib2-2.74.1 and gnome-keyring-42.1

Reply #3 –
To be honest, I do not know all the softwares using gnome-keyring. I only know that NetworkManager needs it to store the encrypted passwords (I am using the “only store it for this user” setting).

Re: High CPU usage with glib2-2.74.1 and gnome-keyring-42.1

Reply #4 –
Quote from: tintin – on
I just have artix-keyring and archlinux-keyring

Artix-keyring and archlinux-keyring contain the signatures of the distro developers (to check packages etc.), while gnome-keyring is a collection of tools to manage secrets/passwords/keys. They have different purposes

Re: High CPU usage with glib2-2.74.1 and gnome-keyring-42.1

Reply #5 –
Quote from: d1nuc0m – on
Artix-keyring and archlinux-keyring contain the signatures of the distro developers (to check packages etc.), while gnome-keyring is a collection of tools to manage secrets/passwords/keys. They have different purposes
Thank you for that clarification.
Maybe I should have clarified: I use connman and I absolutely don't miss gnome-keyring.

Re: High CPU usage with glib2-2.74.1 and gnome-keyring-42.1

Reply #6 –
Great post that illuminated me in regard with my liferea problem i had a day ago but this post made me remove gnome-keyring. It sucked a lot of cpu at start.
 

Re: High CPU usage with glib2-2.74.1 and gnome-keyring-42.1

Reply #8 –
This problem was temporarily solved by keeping glib2 to version 2.74.0 and definitely solved by updating glib2 to version 2.76.1 which currently is in the repositories.