Xdg-open zombie process tracks back to Insync

Bugs and issues
#1

xdg-open shows up as a zombie process when I run top from the terminal. This zombie process can be tracked back to insync --see these guidelines.

This is not really a big problem, but it’s not the way it’s supposed to be. Additionally, a computer cannot launch a new process once the maximum amount is reached.

Does you, my colleague forum members, have the same xdg-open zombie process when using Insync?

And a question to the Insync team: anything that you can do about this from your side?

Thanks,
Herman

#2

@Herman_Jongkind Thanks for reporting, and apologies for the trouble! Let me check with our team. Could you share your OS and Insync version too, please?

#3

Sure, yes, forgot to do so.

  • Ubuntu 22.10
  • Insync 3.8.4.50481-kinetic
  • Insync-nautilus 3.8.2.50468 for integration with the Nautilus file manager.

The Zombie process occurrence arises once I open a Google document (e.g. gsheet) via the the file manager.

#4

No problem @Herman_Jongkind! Thanks much for sending the requested info.