[Bug 13734] New: iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

Summary: iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only
           Product: Wine
           Version: 1.0-rc4
          Platform: PC
        OS/Version: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: major
          Priority: P3
         Component: kernel32
        AssignedTo: [e-mail]
        ReportedBy: [e-mail]

Using either the ies4linux script or installing internet explorer natively,
with any version of wine > 0.9.52 causes wineserver and iexplore.exe to consume
100% cpu. After closing wine, (even on a multicore cpu), wineserver spikes to
100%. This only occurs on https websites. Versions of wine 0.9.52 and less all
work correctly (tested down to 0.9.46). I ran regression tests on wine and
found that the patch that causes this problem was

628a515b83c317388ddb4fa9a7b29a42135acee0 is first bad commit
commit 628a515b83c317388ddb4fa9a7b29a42135acee0
Author: Rob Shearman 
Date:   Fri Jan 4 17:43:56 2008 +0000

kernel32: Implement RegisterWaitForSingleObjectEx.

:040000 040000 148dbf69d048b5d74bd2003f99418e91ab299af1
be4f157bc165394229255a8011951a7159b939bbM       dlls

There are two bugs for this submitted already.

One at launchpad.net https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wine/+bug/205895
and one at http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13687
I ran the regression tests and was told to submit a new bug, not to reopen the
old one.

The problem is with "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe"

Thank you.

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

Vitaliy Margolen  changed:

What    |Removed                     |Added
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           Severity|major                       |normal

--- Comment #1 from Vitaliy Margolen   2008-06-06 19:37:42 ---
What all native dlls did you set?

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

--- Comment #2 from Brandon Koepke   2008-06-06 19:58:42 ---
(In reply to comment #1)
> What all native dlls did you set?

the two native dlls that are responsible are wininet and crypt32. 
removing these stops the problem; however, that removes https support. Running
the current ies4linux script gives the full list.

Here is the list that I have from the script currently:

"actxprxy"="native"
"advpack"="native"
"asycfilt"="native"
"atl"="native"
"bindfile"="native"
"browselc"="native"
"browseui"="native"
"browsewm"="native"
"comcat"="native"
"compobj"="native"
"cool"="native"
"corpol"="native"
"crypt32"="native,builtin"
"cryptdlg"="native"
"cryptext"="native"
"cryptnet"="native"
"cryptui"="native"
"csseqchk"="native"
"digest"="native"
"dispex"="native"
"dssbase"="native"
"dwintl"="native"
"dxtmsft"="native"
"dxtrans"="native"
"enhsig"="native"
"hh.exe"="native"
"hhctrl.ocx"="native"
"hlink"="native"
"hmmapi"="native"
"ie4"="native"
"iedkcs32"="native"
"iemigrat"="native"
"iepeers"="native"
"iernonce"="native"
"iesetup"="native"
"imagehlp"="native"
"imgutil"="native"
"inetcplc"="native"
"initpki"="native"
"inseng"="native"
"instrsa"="native"
"instsch"="native"
"iprop"="native"
"jobexec"="native"
"jscript"="native"
"jsproxy"="native"
"jsptb"="native"
"licmgr10"="native"
"mfc40"="native"
"migrate"="native"
"mlang"="native"
"mmutilse"="native"
"mscat32"="native"
"msconv97"="native"
"mscrlrev"="native"
"msencode"="native"
"mshtml"="native"
"mshtmled"="native"
"mshtmler"="native"
"msls31"="native"
"msoss"="native"
"msratelc"="native"
"msrating"="native"
"mssetup"="native"
"mssign32"="native"
"mssip32"="native"
"mstime"="native"
"msvcrt"="native"
"msvcrt40"="native"
"msxml"="native"
"msxml3"="native"
"msxml3a"="native"
"msxml3r"="native"
"msxmla"="native"
"msxmlr"="native"
"occache"="native"
"ole2"="native"
"ole32"="native"
"oleaut32"="native"
"olecnv32"="native"
"olepro32"="native"
"olethk32"="native"
"pngfilt"="native"
"psbase"="native"
"pstorec"="native"
"pstorerc"="native"
"riched20"="native"
"riched32"="native"
"rnaph"="native"
"rpcltc1"="native"
"rpcltc5"="native"
"rpcltccm"="native"
"rpclts5"="native"
"rpcltspx"="native"
"rpcmqcl"="native"
"rpcmqsvr"="native"
"rpcns4"="native"
"rpcrt4"="native"
"rsabase"="native"
"rsaenh"="native"
"rsasig"="native"
"schannel"="native"
"scoptb"="native"
"scrobj"="native"
"scrrun"="native"
"secur32"="native"
"sendmail"="native"
"shd401lc"="native"
"shdoc401"="native"
"shdoclc"="native"
"shdocvw"="native"
"shfolder"="native"
"shlwapi"="native"
"softpub"="native"
"storage"="native"
"thumbvw"="native"
"triedit"="native"
"url"="native"
"urlmon"="native"
"usp10"="native"
"vbscript"="native"
"vgx"="native"
"wininet"="native,builtin"
"wintrust"="native"
"wldap32"="native"
"wshcon"="native"
"wshext"="native"
"xenroll"="native"

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

--- Comment #3 from Austin English   2008-06-06 21:09:07 ---
(In reply to comment #2)
> (In reply to comment #1)
> > What all native dlls did you set?
>
> the two native dlls that are responsible are wininet and crypt32. 
> removing these stops the problem; however, that removes https support. Running
> the current ies4linux script gives the full list.
>
> Here is the list that I have from the script currently:
>
> "actxprxy"="native"
> "advpack"="native"
> "asycfilt"="native"
> "atl"="native"
> "bindfile"="native"
> "browselc"="native"
> "browseui"="native"
> "browsewm"="native"
> "comcat"="native"
> "compobj"="native"
> "cool"="native"
> "corpol"="native"
> "crypt32"="native,builtin"
> "cryptdlg"="native"
> "cryptext"="native"
> "cryptnet"="native"
> "cryptui"="native"
> "csseqchk"="native"
> "digest"="native"
> "dispex"="native"
> "dssbase"="native"
> "dwintl"="native"
> "dxtmsft"="native"
> "dxtrans"="native"
> "enhsig"="native"
> "hh.exe"="native"
> "hhctrl.ocx"="native"
> "hlink"="native"
> "hmmapi"="native"
> "ie4"="native"
> "iedkcs32"="native"
> "iemigrat"="native"
> "iepeers"="native"
> "iernonce"="native"
> "iesetup"="native"
> "imagehlp"="native"
> "imgutil"="native"
> "inetcplc"="native"
> "initpki"="native"
> "inseng"="native"
> "instrsa"="native"
> "instsch"="native"
> "iprop"="native"
> "jobexec"="native"
> "jscript"="native"
> "jsproxy"="native"
> "jsptb"="native"
> "licmgr10"="native"
> "mfc40"="native"
> "migrate"="native"
> "mlang"="native"
> "mmutilse"="native"
> "mscat32"="native"
> "msconv97"="native"
> "mscrlrev"="native"
> "msencode"="native"
> "mshtml"="native"
> "mshtmled"="native"
> "mshtmler"="native"
> "msls31"="native"
> "msoss"="native"
> "msratelc"="native"
> "msrating"="native"
> "mssetup"="native"
> "mssign32"="native"
> "mssip32"="native"
> "mstime"="native"
> "msvcrt"="native"
> "msvcrt40"="native"
> "msxml"="native"
> "msxml3"="native"
> "msxml3a"="native"
> "msxml3r"="native"
> "msxmla"="native"
> "msxmlr"="native"
> "occache"="native"
> "ole2"="native"
> "ole32"="native"
> "oleaut32"="native"
> "olecnv32"="native"
> "olepro32"="native"
> "olethk32"="native"
> "pngfilt"="native"
> "psbase"="native"
> "pstorec"="native"
> "pstorerc"="native"
> "riched20"="native"
> "riched32"="native"
> "rnaph"="native"
> "rpcltc1"="native"
> "rpcltc5"="native"
> "rpcltccm"="native"
> "rpclts5"="native"
> "rpcltspx"="native"
> "rpcmqcl"="native"
> "rpcmqsvr"="native"
> "rpcns4"="native"
> "rpcrt4"="native"
> "rsabase"="native"
> "rsaenh"="native"
> "rsasig"="native"
> "schannel"="native"
> "scoptb"="native"
> "scrobj"="native"
> "scrrun"="native"
> "secur32"="native"
> "sendmail"="native"
> "shd401lc"="native"
> "shdoc401"="native"
> "shdoclc"="native"
> "shdocvw"="native"
> "shfolder"="native"
> "shlwapi"="native"
> "softpub"="native"
> "storage"="native"
> "thumbvw"="native"
> "triedit"="native"
> "url"="native"
> "urlmon"="native"
> "usp10"="native"
> "vbscript"="native"
> "vgx"="native"
> "wininet"="native,builtin"
> "wintrust"="native"
> "wldap32"="native"
> "wshcon"="native"
> "wshext"="native"
> "xenroll"="native"

Egad! Try again without all those native.

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

Dmitry Timoshkov  changed:

What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|UNCONFIRMED                 |RESOLVED
          Component|kernel32                    |-unknown
         Resolution|                            |INVALID

--- Comment #4 from Dmitry Timoshkov   2008-06-06 22:11:31 ---
We don't support ies4linux, report the bugs to its authours.

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

Dmitry Timoshkov  changed:

What    |Removed                     |Added
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
             Status|RESOLVED                    |CLOSED

--- Comment #5 from Dmitry Timoshkov   2008-06-06 22:11:44 ---
Closing invalid.

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

--- Comment #6 from Austin English   2008-06-07 15:37:48 ---
(In reply to comment #4)
> We don't support ies4linux, report the bugs to its authours.

(In reply to comment #0)
> Using either the ies4linux script or installing internet explorer natively,

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

--- Comment #7 from Dmitry Timoshkov   2008-06-08 00:04:11 ---
(In reply to comment #6)
> Using either the ies4linux script or installing internet explorer natively,

What all that native DLLs are doing there?

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

--- Comment #8 from Brandon Koepke   2008-06-08 00:12:03 ---
(In reply to comment #7)
> (In reply to comment #6)
> > Using either the ies4linux script or installing internet explorer natively,
>
> What all that native DLLs are doing there?

In order to run internet explorer, all these native dlls are required. If it is
possible to do it with less, let me know and I will test it that way. 
Thanks.

[Bug 13734] iexplore.exe uses 100% CPU on https websites only

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734

--- Comment #9 from James Hawkins   2008-06-08 00:17:56 ---
You're asking us to make builtin wininet and crypt32 work with that entire list
of native DLLs, which is exactly what we do not support.  That's why you've
been asked to go to ies4linux for support and not here.