I have a system at home chewing up a lot of cpu usage when it
shouldn't be i.e. low load. I think I left it logged in on the GUI
which might explain part of it.
Yes.
Top shows 'Safari' so I'm thinking I left that running also.
Probably doing page refreshes.
The 'who' command doesn't show anyone else other than my ssh
connection... does who not report actual physical logins?
No. Nor should it. They're not ttys or unix interactive logins.
Is there a way (other than reboot) to log out all users from the GUI?
Kill the loginwindow.
Also I ssh'd into the machine and sorted top by cpu. The big
culprit seems to be 'servermgrd' using ~60% of the cpu. This seems
high for a background process and no current connections from the
server admin. I stopped and started servermgrd and it seems to be
under control. Has anyone else this before??
Remember that the whole point of the OS is to make sure that
resources like CPU get's used. So just b/c some process is using CPU
just means that there was CPU available to be used. This is a Good
Thing(tm).
If Server Admin was open to a screen that changed (like a list of
connections, a graph, or other dynamic display) then it would use
CPU. Even just open it will cycle through each of the servers it has
configured and talk to servermgrd. Every request from Server Admin
get's handled by the web server that servermgrd really is.
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-dhan
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