[mythtv-users] MythBackend Suddenly swamping CPU on system
Ben Kamen
bkamen at benjammin.net
Sun Jul 1 01:08:55 UTC 2012
Hey all,
I have a server I built with CentOS 6.x and Myth 0.24 -- so far so good. Nothing out of the ordinary -- and with other priorities, I haven't even begun using it yet.
Empty schedules -- just the backend runs and pretty much does nothing.
Today it started swamping the CPU to 100% (AMD Phenom X4 640)...
top confirms its using everything not being used by everyone else. If I stop the backend, the pegged CPU's go back to something normal.
So I updated to 0.25 (via ATrpms) -- and no help there (I figured before anyone would ask, "are you on the latest version?" I would just make sure I was)
When I start MythBackend, my CPU's immediately peg.
When I stop it, they drop back to previously normal levels.
What can I send along to help determine what's going on? The log files in /var/log/ for mythbackend don't seem to reveal anything obvious.
(and they aren't very chatty)
Thanks!
-Ben
p.s. Now when I stop mythbackend via /etc/init.d/ - I see this message:
Stopping mythbackend: Application asked to unregister timer 0x33000002 which is not registered in this thread. Fix application.
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