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Seeding in Node (linux) eats a lot of CPU #753

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Tercus opened this issue Apr 13, 2016 · 3 comments
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Seeding in Node (linux) eats a lot of CPU #753

Tercus opened this issue Apr 13, 2016 · 3 comments

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@Tercus Tercus commented Apr 13, 2016

  • WebTorrent version: webtorrent-hybrid 1.0.1 with webtorrent 0.88.3
  • Node.js version: 5.10.1
  • OS: Linux in a VM

When I try to seed a file from within node to my custom tracker, it takes up quite a bit of CPU power. Even though it is in a VM, I still think this is a bug. It just takes 2 torrents to push CPU usage to 100% in the VM.
The command I use:
client.seed('./storage/image.jpg')
It made no difference whether I used optional arguments or provided it with a callback function.

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@DiegoRBaquero DiegoRBaquero commented Apr 14, 2016

Duplicate #551

Will be fixed when the bugfix reaches the stable channel.

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@feross feross commented Apr 14, 2016

Should be fixed in ~8 weeks when Electron will pull in Chrome 51.

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