It happens sometimes, especially when I feed a lot of messages. The problem of having two instance is that both are parsing the same set of messages, so a big waste of CPU time.
I notice that /var/run/scrollout/fetch.pid contains the pid of the latest instance of fetch.sh.
Due to lack of time, the investigation is starving, but I've seen something strange in fetch.sh: "disown" is used passing the content of /var/run/scrollout/fetch.pid but disown expects a JOBID...
I don't know if this is causing my problem, but for sure it needs another opinion (Marius?).
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It happens sometimes, especially when I feed a lot of messages. The problem of having two instance is that both are parsing the same set of messages, so a big waste of CPU time.
I notice that /var/run/scrollout/fetch.pid contains the pid of the latest instance of fetch.sh.
Due to lack of time, the investigation is starving, but I've seen something strange in fetch.sh: "disown" is used passing the content of /var/run/scrollout/fetch.pid but disown expects a JOBID...
I don't know if this is causing my problem, but for sure it needs another opinion (Marius?).
Hi Paolo,
Last week I worked on this. If the releases is older, please update.
A reboot will be good to kill the running instances.
Marius.
yes, older release.
I faced my fear of reboots and updated. Everything is ok now, thanks!