Closed Jleagle closed 2 years ago
Hello. What is your filter update interval? Recompilation of the filtering rule lists is a CPU intensive task, so if you have a lot of those, it may take a while.
Filters update interval = 24 hours. Looking at my lists they seem to update at 6PM, but CPU spikes at 11AM
I see, thanks. Can you configure AdGuard Home to collect verbose logs and wait until that happens again? You can send us the logs at devteam@adguard.com.
Is there an environment variable to do this on docker?
Edit, this worked for me, but isn't persistent:
docker exec -it adguard sh
apk add nano && nano /opt/adguardhome/conf/AdGuardHome.yaml
docker restart adguard
What command are you using to run the docker image? If you followed our guide then the configuration file should be in the directory that you've mounted.
Thanks, got it sorted.
I see, thanks. Can you configure AdGuard Home to collect verbose logs and wait until that happens again? You can send us the logs at devteam@adguard.com.
Sent!
@Jleagle, we've received the logs and investigating it. Thanks.
@Jleagle, hello again. Could you please try to install one of the latest beta/edge builds and check if it still loads the CPU? We suspect it may be related to the #3157 which is fixed in the mentioned builds.
Note that a few configuration changes have been made so you may want to backup your AdGuardHome.yaml
file. Consider also making a backup of the data
directory.
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Issue Details
I have AdGuard running in docker on my 4-core Intel NUC. Once a day at the same time the CPU will ramp up and go high for a couple of hours. Only filter updates in logs and nothing at the same time. I only have filter lists enabled, other filters are disabled.
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CPU charts of AdGuard (green)