Subj : Synology Docker Mystic Test
To   : opicron
From : Accession
Date : Thu Feb 13 2025 06:31 pm

Hey opicron!

On Thu, Feb 13 2025 10:12:18 -0600, you wrote:

 > I guarantee not misconfiguration. This is running seemingly random, and I log
 > the high cpu jobs to my Slack channel. Its always this command, taking 99% CPU,
 > on random times.

Is it completely random, or can it be narrowed down at least a little bit?

Does it only happen when a user is connected?
Does it only happen when nobody is online?
Is an event running at the same time?

... is probably a good place to start, since ultimately it has to do with time online.

 > Nothing in my server calls a bash script, or event which triggers this exact
 > command. Latest occurrences: 9:04 , 5:44 , 5:18 , 4:20 , 4:06, 3:20, 00:50.

 > No idea at all what this could be.

I don't doubt you are running this manually.

From the questions I wrote above, I'm just wondering if possibly when an event is triggered maybe this command is ran by MIS itself to check if a user is online, and compare it to whatever configuration settings are set.

In mystic -cfg > Configuration > General Settings:

What do you have set for "Disable Time"? If no, try setting it to yes for a couple of days and see if you see that command triggered again during that time.

In mystic -cfg > Editors > Event Editor:

Do you have anything besides "0" under "Warning" (last option) in any of your events? If so, try setting them back to "0".

That's about all I can see that could possibly trigger something like that when events come into play, or even when users are online, as far as configuration settings would go.

Regards,
Nick

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