February 18Feb 18 Community Expert SystemMother Board: Gigabyte B760M WIFI DDR4CPU: 12th Gen Intel® Core™ i5-12500Memory: 24GB DDR4GPU: No GPU Hard DrivesCache: Crucial/Micron Client SSDs 480 GB SATA 3.3Parity: No parityArray Disk's: 8 x 4TB (mix of WD and Seagate)Ive been experiencing an issue for the last month or so where I see 100% CPU usage by SHFS. Ive been keeping an eye on it with Netdata and it starts and stops at exactly the same time each day, 3 x 1 hour sessions approx.A couple of points Ive noted during these CPU spikes,Minimal / NIL CPU usage by any dockersMinimal / NIL disk usage showing on the Unraid dashboad, either in numbered reads/writes or B/sI set the Appdata and Downloads shares to Cache exclusive already, this seems to be the only suggestion I could find when searching previous threads. I plan to update the BIOS today.My Unraid knowledge is fairly limited but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 🙂I can export Diagnostics if required.
February 18Feb 18 Community Expert 7 hours ago, Gracey400 said:I set the Appdata and Downloads shares to Cache exclusive alreadyDo you have anything else using /mnt/user at those times?
February 19Feb 19 Author Community Expert Solution 22 hours ago, JorgeB said:Do you have anything else using /mnt/user at those times?I didn't think so, but turns out I have Rclone (mirrors my Google Drive for backup) scheduled for around that time.I ran lsof | grep /mnt/user this morning while the CPU usage was high and seen it backing up a bunch of files with huge files paths due to what looks like a Google Drive sync error ie Parent Folder/Folder 1/Parent Folder/Folder 1/Parent Folder/Folder 1 x 100 😑Ive disabled Rclone and will report back tomorrow, but I'm hopeful I've found the cause.
March 6Mar 6 Author Community Expert On 2/19/2026 at 4:56 PM, Gracey400 said:Rclone (mirrors my Google Drive for backup)backing up a bunch of files with huge files pathsIt was this ☺️
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