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UPDATE I may have found a fix for this issue. https://askubuntu.com/questions/176565/why-does-kworker-cpu-usage-get-so-high I followed the steps in the about link and my CPU usage went to 0-1% at idle as it should. Mine was gpe08. I'm going to add the fix to the 'GO' file. I'll report back if I see any other issues that come from this fix.

Hi, I am seeing this issue too, and I've trying to pin down the issue. I've gone as far as disconnecting all drives, fresh reboot, array stopped, in 'No Plug-In Safe Mode' and the issue is still there. I'm on 6.8.3

I know screen is included, but any chance for tmux?

Yep, seeing this same issue too. Will just have to install it on one of my VMs.

Hello, I am able to get NFS shares working with 'Public' and 'Secure', but when I try using 'Private' I can not connect to the share. The same settings on the server and client have worked in the past. I see that there is an area for a 'Rule' to be added for the private setting, but I'm note sure of the syntax that it is wanting. Can anyone shed some light on this issue? Build:6.0-beta8

Where does that plugin keep its settings? Let's do this: Telnet to your server, and type this command: find / -name "*rssconf*" What does it output? Hi purko, Here's the output: /var/www/htdocs/rtorrent/plugins/rss/rssconf.php And when I add an rss feed they are being placed in: /var/www/htdocs/rtorrent/plugins/rss/cache

Any idea why after a server reboot/power off all of my rss feeds and settings are deleted? The settings for untorrent are persistent but not for the rss plugin. Thanks.