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On windows having automatic updates enabled (both overlays and mumble itself) in the network settings seems to be causing very high CPU usage because of this.
Just a heads up
There's very high cpu usage also when disabling autoupdate on my friends PC. Mine is ok O.o
Edit: I've dns cache.
I checked the threads in process explorer and the ucrtbase.dll was causing the high usage. Killing the thread there was fine, but ultimately disabling all the updates/stats reporting and restarting mumble did the trick.
If that doesn't help maybe editing the hosts file will
I just try to prepare hosts file.
Do you know any past IP which domain was pointing to?
EDIT: I've got wiki.mumble.info IP: 151.101.14.217
This is happening for me too, and also one my friends. Just a random fact; we both have the ASIO option in Mumble, but our other two friends don't (and they don't have the problem).
@JensMagnus I've exactly the same situation, my friend have ASIO enabled too.
We found the issue. It's caused because Mumble tries to lookup mumble.info
A quick fix would be to do the following in your hostfile.
151.101.14.217 mumble.info
Aaargh. The registrar rejected the saved payment, and since the same registrar sends out advertisements all the time, the payment rejection warnings got tagged as spam by gmail.
Renewed for another 5 years, so this should resolve as soon as current caches expire. I'll get the domains transferred over to a team account so this doesn't happen again.
Thank god it鈥檚 not gotten worse than this
Have you thought about changing registrars? I am uncomfortable with some of GoDaddy's controversies and have moved my personal domain to Gandi . They have some sort of a organizations/teams support that I am not familiar with though.
Edit: sorry, wrong link, I was actually after their marketing section on Wikipedia.
The temporary domain issue has been resolved. I have created #3760 for improving the clients behaviour on update check failures.
@Mikaela The domain has been transferred to Amazon AWS (https://aws.amazon.com/route53).
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Aaargh. The registrar rejected the saved payment, and since the same registrar sends out advertisements all the time, the payment rejection warnings got tagged as spam by gmail.
Renewed for another 5 years, so this should resolve as soon as current caches expire. I'll get the domains transferred over to a team account so this doesn't happen again.