Currently, the feed updates are assigned random times to run each day so it is possible--although unlikely--they might get assigned times that are too close to each other. It might be better if the first one to get set up is assigned a random time then the others are executed say, maybe an hour later from each other.
In the unlikely event that you're affected by this I'd recommend manually editing the gvm user's crontab to space the feed updates out as a workaround.
I'm not sure when I'll get a chance to address this but I thought it should be documented.
Currently, the feed updates are assigned random times to run each day so it is possible--although unlikely--they might get assigned times that are too close to each other. It might be better if the first one to get set up is assigned a random time then the others are executed say, maybe an hour later from each other.
In the unlikely event that you're affected by this I'd recommend manually editing the gvm user's crontab to space the feed updates out as a workaround.
I'm not sure when I'll get a chance to address this but I thought it should be documented.
kev.