Service taking processor to 100% overnight
I installed v7 on Saturday on a brand-new server (specs below, plenty to handle the work). I did not notice anything unusual Sunday morning, though I had still been fooling with it and tweaking it, so I might have rebooted it before doing anything.
I watch exclusively via extenders - mostly HD100s - and for the past two nights, have gone to bed around 11 pm. At that point, I turn off ("sleep"?) the extender with the power button on the remote. No extenders remain running during the night.
Both yesterday (Monday morning) and this morning, when I got up and turned on the TV around 6:30 am, the extender was extremely slow to load up (both the splash screen and the UI). Upon checking, the server - all 4 cores - were pegged at 100%. It appeared to be Sage Service, which normally checks in around 70K, and was showing around 700K. I also discovered that shows which had been scheduled to record in the overnight - one at 3:30 am and another at 6 am - were bad (blurry, slow-motion, looked like the results of a server stuck at 100% - unwatchable)... so obviously something is occurring with the server in terms of things being "dormant" for several hours and then "waking up".
After a reboot of the server (both mornings), everything is fine, the processor is back at <10%, Sage Service is back in the 60-70K range.
I will try to remember to turn on debug logging before I go to bed tonight, but regardless of that, has anyone seen such behavior in v7 and is there a cure? I'm hoping (expecting) that it's just a setting somewhere.
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Server: AMD Athlon II x4 635 2.9GHz, 8 Gb RAM, Win 10 x64, Java 8, Gigabit network
Drives: Several TB of internal SATA and external USB drives, no NAS or RAID or such...
Software: SageTV v9x64, stock STV with ADM.
Tuners: 4 tuners via (2) HDHomeruns (100% OTA, DIY antennas in the attic).
Clients: Several HD300s, HD200s, even an old HD100, all on wired LAN. Latest firmware for each.
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