[ubuntu-mono] [Bug 69752] Re: beagled-helper and beagle run away with CPU and memory

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beagled-helper and beagle run away with CPU and memory
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Status in Beagle Desktop Search: Fix Released
Status in “beagle” package in Ubuntu: Confirmed

Bug description:
Binary package hint: beagle

I recently upgraded from Dapper to Edgy on AMD64.  Frequently (once per hour or so, seemingly more common when I step away from the computer for a while), beagle apparently goes wild indexing my hard drive and quickly consumes all 1gb of system memory and 1gb of swap.  The beagled-helper process is the one consuming the most memory (when I can get a system monitor open to watch), but if beagled is not also killed, it will spawn a new beagled-helper that does the same thing, nearly immediately.  The net result of this is that any time the computer is left alone to turn off the screen by itself, beagle runs away and so it cannot be woken back up.  I have tried moving ~/.beagle out of the way in case faulty data from my old dapper install was causing problems, but that does not help.  I have uninstalled beagle (and beagle-backend-evolution) temporarily until this problem is resolved, as a workaround, since it makes the system nearly unusable. beagled is listed as a startup program in the session preferences.  Thanks for your help!