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Hi sailors,

shortly i remarked that the process alien_bridge_server is called in a huge amount. Seems for me that is more than 200 time called.
If i put the command ps aux | grep -c alien_bridge_server i get 290 time.
That's huge!!!!
The biggest process has 0,9mb big, the smallest 0,3.
And my evaluation of the whole size would be around 105mb.
That's quite big!!
290 instance of it in around 105 mb.
What is the function of it?
Is there some zombies?
is it possible to limit it, or kill the the overload?... Seems to me that i don't need a big part of them, and take too much place in memory, with the consequence that the oomk kill other apps..

Hi sailors,

shortly i remarked that the process alien_bridge_server is called in a huge amount. Seems for me that is more than 200 time called.
If i put the command ps aux | grep -c alien_bridge_server i get 290 time.
That's huge!!!!
The biggest process has 0,9mb big, the smallest 0,3.
And my evaluation of the whole size would be around 105mb.
That's quite big!!
290 instance of it in around 105 mb.
What is the function of it?
Is there some zombies?
is it possible to limit it, or kill the the overload?... Seems to me that i don't need a big part of them, and take too much place in memory, with the consequence that the oomk kill other apps..

I confirm it, if i open other native apps, then i at one time other native apps are killed from oomk. But the amount of process of alien_bridge_server is still high on 290.

thank you very much in advance for explanation or find what is wrong.

Cheers

Hi sailors,

shortly i remarked that the process alien_bridge_server is called in a huge amount. Seems for me that is more than 200 time called.
If i put the command ps aux | grep -c alien_bridge_server i get 290 time.time.
That's huge!!!!
The biggest process has 0,9mb big, the smallest 0,3.
And my evaluation of the whole size would be around 105mb.
That's quite big!!
290 instance of it in around 105 mb.
What is the function of it?
Is there some zombies?
is it possible to limit it, or kill the the overload?... Seems to me that i don't need a big part of them, and take too much place in memory, with the consequence that the oomk kill other apps..

I confirm it, if i open other native apps, then i at one time other native apps are killed from oomk. But the amount of process of alien_bridge_server is still high on 290.

thank you very much in advance for explanation or find what is wrong.

Cheers

Hi sailors,

shortly i remarked that the process alien_bridge_server is called in a huge amount. Seems for me that is more than 200 time called.
If i put the command ps aux | grep -c alien_bridge_server i get 290 time.
That's huge!!!!
The biggest process has 0,9mb big, the smallest 0,3.
And my evaluation of the whole size would be around 105mb.
That's quite big!!
290 instance of it in around 105 mb.
What is the function of it?
Is there some zombies?
is it possible to limit it, or kill the the overload?... overload?...

Do we really need so much instances?

Seems to me that i don't need a big part of them, and take too much place in memory, with the consequence that the oomk kill other apps..

I confirm it, if i open other native apps, then i at one time other native apps are killed from oomk. oomk.
But the amount of process of alien_bridge_server is still high on 290.

thank you very much in advance for explanation or find what is wrong.

Cheers

Hi sailors,

shortly i remarked that the process alien_bridge_server is called in a huge amount. Seems for me that is more than 200 time called.
If i put the command ps aux | grep -c alien_bridge_server i get 290 time.
That's huge!!!!
The biggest process has 0,9mb big, the smallest 0,3.
And my evaluation of the whole size would be around 105mb.
That's quite big!!
290 instance of it in around 105 mb.
What is the function of it?
Is there some zombies?
is it possible to limit it, or kill the the overload?...

Do we really need so much instances?

Seems to me that i don't need a big part of them, and take too much place in memory, with the consequence that the oomk kill other apps..

I confirm it, if i open other native apps, then i at one time other native apps are killed from oomk.
But the amount of process of alien_bridge_server is still high on 290.

Edit 29-05-17: Today i count 516 instances of it.
And you know what? i get the app which calls the alien_bridge_server .
That's the android app called Landrule (nice strategy game risk-like) installed from Aptoide.
After each finished parties the amount increases to around 10. Now i have 543...
Still I don't know why it called this....

thank you very much in advance for explanation or find what is wrong.

Cheers

Hi sailors,

shortly i remarked that the process alien_bridge_server is called in a huge amount. Seems for me that is more than 200 time called.
If i put the command ps aux | grep -c alien_bridge_server i get 290 time.
That's huge!!!!
The biggest process has 0,9mb big, the smallest 0,3.
And my evaluation of the whole size would be around 105mb.
That's quite big!!
290 instance of it in around 105 mb.
What is the function of it?
Is there some zombies?
is it possible to limit it, or kill the the overload?...

Do we really need so much instances?

Seems to me that i don't need a big part of them, and take too much place in memory, with the consequence that the oomk kill other apps..

I confirm it, if i open other native apps, then i at one time other native apps are killed from oomk.
But the amount of process of alien_bridge_server is still high on 290.

Edit 29-05-17: Today i count 516 instances of it.
And you know what? i get the app which calls the alien_bridge_server .
That's the android app called Landrule (nice strategy game risk-like) installed from Aptoide.
After each finished parties the amount increases to around 10. Now i have 543...
Still I don't know why it called this....

thank you very much in advance for explanation or find what is wrong.
By me happens with the app Landrule, i guess that's happen with other apps.
Would be fine if others report with which other apps it could happen.
I may make a list then...

Cheers