Why find command using almost 100% of disk IO?
I forgot when exactly it started, If I am correct that was when I update all packages last week.
On iotop the command is find . -daystart -name NoSuchFile, I dont know what it does to the files it reading, when I tried to use fatrace it open a lot of files per second.
Also SELinux keeps telling about this SELinux is preventing find from open access on the directory /sys/kernel/config. and some read access on irq, dev, usermodehelper, net, rpc, and pcp.WXW8e2p7o.
Anyone can give me some light on this and how should I deal it?
Thanks
fedora find disk io selinux
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I forgot when exactly it started, If I am correct that was when I update all packages last week.
On iotop the command is find . -daystart -name NoSuchFile, I dont know what it does to the files it reading, when I tried to use fatrace it open a lot of files per second.
Also SELinux keeps telling about this SELinux is preventing find from open access on the directory /sys/kernel/config. and some read access on irq, dev, usermodehelper, net, rpc, and pcp.WXW8e2p7o.
Anyone can give me some light on this and how should I deal it?
Thanks
fedora find disk io selinux
asked 1 hour ago
zer09
200213
This looks like a prank. Have you tried killing the process?
– Fabby
1 hour ago
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I forgot when exactly it started, If I am correct that was when I update all packages last week.
On iotop the command is find . -daystart -name NoSuchFile, I dont know what it does to the files it reading, when I tried to use fatrace it open a lot of files per second.
Also SELinux keeps telling about this SELinux is preventing find from open access on the directory /sys/kernel/config. and some read access on irq, dev, usermodehelper, net, rpc, and pcp.WXW8e2p7o.
Anyone can give me some light on this and how should I deal it?
Thanks
fedora find disk io selinux
asked 1 hour ago
zer09
200213
I forgot when exactly it started, If I am correct that was when I update all packages last week.
On iotop the command is find . -daystart -name NoSuchFile, I dont know what it does to the files it reading, when I tried to use fatrace it open a lot of files per second.
Also SELinux keeps telling about this SELinux is preventing find from open access on the directory /sys/kernel/config. and some read access on irq, dev, usermodehelper, net, rpc, and pcp.WXW8e2p7o.
Anyone can give me some light on this and how should I deal it?
Thanks
fedora find disk io selinux
fedora find disk io selinux
asked 1 hour ago
zer09
200213
asked 1 hour ago
zer09
200213
asked 1 hour ago
zer09
200213
asked 1 hour ago
zer09
200213
asked 1 hour ago
zer09
200213
200213
This looks like a prank. Have you tried killing the process?
– Fabby
1 hour ago
add a comment |
This looks like a prank. Have you tried killing the process?
– Fabby
1 hour ago
This looks like a prank. Have you tried killing the process?
– Fabby
1 hour ago
This looks like a prank. Have you tried killing the process?
– Fabby
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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