It looks like something constantly spawns new sftp.so processes without killing the old ones. Atm, I have 110 running sftp.so processes totalling to over 1 GiB RSS. I'm sure I don't have that many sftp directories open. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 0. Kill all Dolphin and sftp.so instances (or just make sure those are not running) 1. Open Dolphin 2. Open something over sftp:// protocol. 3. Wait about a minute. 4. Navigate to another, local directory 5. Open something else over sftp:// protocol in the same tab 6. Wait about a minute. 7. Open a new tab poiting to a local directory and close the first tab Actual Results: 1. There are 0 sftp.so processes running, totalling in 0 MiB. 2. There are 4 sftp.so processes running, totalling in 16 MiB. 3. There are 5 sftp.so processes running, totalling in 20 MiB. 4. There are 5 sftp.so processes running, totalling in 20 MiB. 5. There are 8 sftp.so processes running, totalling in 32 MiB. 6. There are 10 sftp.so processes running, totalling in 40 MiB. 7. There are 10 sftp.so processes running, totalling in 40 MiB. Expected Results: I expect sftp.so old processes to be killed after a certain amount of time if they couldn't be reused. Some of the sftp.so processes present are over a month old.
Is this still a problem? Does this happen when talking to more than one or two servers? There should be guards in place to limit the amount of concurrent processes in general and specifically per host as well, so it sounds a bit like the processes may have gotten stuck on shutdown. As in: KIO doesn't know about them anymore but they are still there.
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