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wsdd 100% using 1 core

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Hello there,

 

Had this problem for the first time ever (looks like it happened after a Nextcloud docker's update). Rebooting the server fixed (at least for now).

 

Cheers.

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    This will be fixed in Unraid v6.10.

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Same thing happend to me on 6.9.2.

Did anyone figure out why or what to do?

Disable WSDD "solves" the issue. 

@limetechthis issue is open since November 2019, I suffer it from over a year (my report here 

https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/stable-releases/683-wsdd-process-at-100-r1123

I know your saying that no response does not mean the issue is not looked at, but this a year and a half. I have also suggested something which may be related in my post, is it ever going to be looked at?
Thanks.
btw (-i br0 does not solve it for me, two machines suffer from the same issue)

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On 4/24/2021 at 3:18 PM, thecode said:

@limetechthis issue is open since November 2019, I suffer it from over a year (my report here 


https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/stable-releases/683-wsdd-process-at-100-r1123

I know your saying that no response does not mean the issue is not looked at, but this a year and a half. I have also suggested something which may be related in my post, is it ever going to be looked at?
Thanks.
btw (-i br0 does not solve it for me, two machines suffer from the same issue)

 

Also had this issue on my otherwise fantastic 6.9.2 server. Added workaround. Will report back.

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Same here tonight for the first time as far as i'm aware. Asolutely nothing running, system standing idle for days, disks spun down. just dipped in to have a look, see alls ok and one cpu pegged at 100% by wsdd process.  Switched of in settings and it's aok again. No idea what harm that has done, if any? If i mount a local to remote share time to time will this be affected?

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I faced this issue for the first time today, and it was solved by just restarting the Docker from Settings menu

 

I shall try using 

-i br0

in WSD Options under SMB settings.

 

I am running docker on VLAN br0.150, so not very sure if that will work. I shall report back once I get the issue solved.

3 hours ago, samba_69 said:

I faced this issue for the first time today, and it was solved by just restarting the Docker from Settings menu

 

Thanks, this resolved it for me as well and is preferred over a reboot. I only had one container running (sabnzb) and now I have none (but docker is active), so I'm curious if it'll happen again under these conditions.

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Also just ran into this on 6.9.2 :(

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We switched to a better-maintained version of the WSD server component called wsdd2 in an effort to eliminate instances where the wsd daemon would start consuming 100% of a CPU core.

 

This will be fixed in Unraid v6.10.

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