Network Rendering, Stop Slaves on Stop

[fractal.design]

Hi,

Setting up the render farm here at Massey Wellington Spatial Design is going well, everything is working nicely,
apart from the GPU acceleration device from Master issue here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... =5&t=12166
and the permissions request here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... =5&t=12190

But, in my testing I've noticed that when network rendering, if I press "Stop" on the Master, the slaves continue on rendering (exactly what I'm not sure) until I un-click the "Network Rendering" button.

Is this a bug or is there some reason for this?

Cheers

[fractal.design]

Also another issue that I assume is related:

When I set a Halt SPP the master stops when it achieves this, but network slaves keep working, forever.
I assume they keep uploading frames, as I set a Halt SPP of 6,000 but ended up getting over 17,000...

I can confirm that the caterpillar test scene behaves this way also

Indigo 3.4.18
Master: Windows 7
Slave: OSX 10.6

[Mor4us]

Also another issue that I assume is related:

When I set a Halt SPP the master stops when it achieves this, but network slaves keep working, forever.
I assume they keep uploading frames, as I set a Halt SPP of 6,000 but ended up getting over 17,000...

I can confirm that the caterpillar test scene behaves this way also

Indigo 3.4.18
Master: Windows 7
Slave: OSX 10.6

+1

Indigo 3.6.6
Master Win7 64bit
Slave: OSX 10.8.2

Further had the problem that my slave trashes it's own RAM with every frame rendered.
Startet with ~ 400-500MB and ended up with 14GB after just 150frames...

[Zom-B]

I can confirm that the caterpillar test scene behaves this way also

The caterpillar scene is kind of buggy and no reference at all for testing
Try the Pins Scene instead for a worksave scenario

Indigo 3.4.18
Master: Windows 7
Slave: OSX 10.6

Even if not in final stage I would give Indigo 3.6.X a try, there is some chance that some problems maybe already fixed or stuff is more stable etc.

Further had the problem that my slave trashes it's own RAM with every frame rendered.
Startet with ~ 400-500MB and ended up with 14GB after just 150frames...

Looks like a very ugly memory leak here :/