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<body class='hmmessage'>Afternoon Thiago,<BR><BR>> Avery Pennarun wrote:<BR>> >On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 2:33 PM, Robert Rawlins<BR>> ><BR>> ><robert_rawlins@hotmail.com> wrote:<BR>> >> > Right, in the C API it's <FONT face="">dbus_bus_<FONT face="">add_match</FONT></FONT>() and it would typically<BR>> >> > be done to "subscribe" to a signal.<BR>> >><BR>> >> Ok, well that helps narrow down the issue. I've used the python API<BR>> >> plenty in the past and not come across this issue before so am fairly<BR>> >> confident its not a bug on the library. I'll reassess my code and do<BR>> >> some more thorough testing.<BR>> >><BR>> >> Thing is, the application doesn't actually crash when the error<BR>> >> occurs, it carries on running no trouble at all, just the connection<BR>> >> to that particular instance which drops out after the exception is<BR>> >> thrown.<BR>> ><BR>> >Probably you could use dbus-monitor to track the add_match messages,<BR>> >then step through your application to figure out which part you run<BR>> >that causes an add_match to get sent.<BR>> <BR>> Any news on that front?<BR>> <BR>> Someone has just reported a similar issue to me (LimitsExceeded) and I am <BR>> quite sure it has no more than 50 match rules added, which is about 0.1% <BR>> of the limit.<BR>> <BR>> It seems like there's something wrong in the deamon.<BR><BR>
I've been trying to refresh my mind on this issue and what happened with it. Unfortunately I don't think I really made any progress at all I still get the limits exceeded fault returned after I've been running for a while..<BR>
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I get the exception thrown by a Python application which is connecting to a service on the bus. From memory the issue did appear to be occurring when I tried to connect to signals on the object.<BR>
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I should probably say though that the dbus service I'm connecting to is still in development so I cant vouch for how stable it is, however, if you've seen other people having the same problems then perhaps there is a problem with the daemon.<BR>
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If there is anything I can do to help this than please do let me know.<BR>
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Robert<BR>
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