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Mover spawns 3 rsync commands, each moving the same file

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As the topis says, I see 3 rsync commands running, each invoked at the same time and moving the same file. It is moving files SLOOOOWLY. After one file completes, there will be 3 rsync processes working on the next file.

Any idea what is up with that?

 

Running 5.0.5.

 

Further detail: When issuing "ps -ef | grep rsync", I only saw one find process but 3 rsync processes. So without knowing a lot about how the mover works, it looks like the actual mover script is only running one instance, but for some wired reason is issuing 3 rsync commands for each file encountered by the find process. ???

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Anyone have any ides why this happens?

The mover script is at /usr/local/sbin/mover if you want to examine it.

 

Maybe you have somehow gotten multiple cron entries for mover.

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