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I found that fsearch is prohibiting hibernate while scanning and it does not continue the hibernate process once finished. So the computer keeps running on both automated hibernate (when inactive for some time) and when initiated manually, if the trigger falls within fsearch scanning activity.
I would propose that fsearch would either automatically terminate the scanning process when hibernate is requested, or at least hibernate when the scanning is finished, as the hibernate-trigger most likely is not repeated.
Running version 0.2.3 (PPA-stable) on Ubuntu 24.04.1, but was the same on 22.04
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FSearch isn't actively prohibiting hibernate - maybe that happens indirectly due to the disk activity?
Additionally, I don't know if there's a hibernate request at all or how to monitor for it and if an unprivileged user process like FSearch is even allowed trigger hibernation. I need to do some research on that.
I found that fsearch is prohibiting hibernate while scanning and it does not continue the hibernate process once finished. So the computer keeps running on both automated hibernate (when inactive for some time) and when initiated manually, if the trigger falls within fsearch scanning activity.
I would propose that fsearch would either automatically terminate the scanning process when hibernate is requested, or at least hibernate when the scanning is finished, as the hibernate-trigger most likely is not repeated.
Running version 0.2.3 (PPA-stable) on Ubuntu 24.04.1, but was the same on 22.04
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: