Check your NZB Search Interval as well as your Search Delay settings (Configuration / Web Interface tab). If it doesn't complete cause Mylar shutdowns or locksup, then it fires off again on the next restart and so on. turn off the NZB search on startup option (since that fires off both rss + api search at startup which can take an inordinate amount of time).

And if it takes longer than the next one to fire off they might get locked up against each other in the process (it shoudn't, but we're talking possibilities here - so it also shouldn't be ruled out). However, if you have say 2000 issues on your Wanted list, then Mylar has to query the DB (since all rss feeds are cached in the db) against every issue on our Wanted list. If I were to take a stab at this, I have a feeling it's due to having a rather large amount of issues that you have in a Wanted state.ĭo you have the NZB Search on startup option enabled, and is your search delay and/or NZB Search Interval being set possibly to low (especially if you have a large number of issues on your Wanted list)?įiring off the RSS feeds every 20 minutes means that Mylar has to retrieve the provider feed, which is fine - no problems there. Hitting restart in Mylar brings it back under control, but it seems to keep creeping up to crazy high numbers. K, all series stuck in reloading are now refreshed, and still at 947,232K or RAM usage. but would this have any correlation to the high memory usage? and of course why would they get stuck in the first place I suppose. Out of curiosity I checked Manage Comics to see how many were stuck in loading and it's only 7. I have added a lot of books as I'm slowly adding in my collection from when my harddrive died years ago. My Mylar.db is only 22megs so it's not going crazy like the database did last time.

It just sits there with a blank page (open new window) or just spinning. It makes everything quite slow and arduous for adding new series and you have to wait for that to occur before it opens a page like settings. Mylar is up over 900 Megs of RAM right now. I'm not sure if there is a memory leak in Mylar, or what's going on.

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