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    Default High processor load on linux servers for unknown reason since 02:00?

    Hi,

    I'm wondering if anyone else is also experiencing abnormally high processor load since 02:00 this morning?

    It appears to be a leap second issue, which caused havoc on quite a few of our servers: http://serverfault.com/questions/403...-a-leap-second

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    Nah, idling here on my desktop
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    Quote Originally Posted by ponder View Post
    Nah, idling here on my desktop
    Are you running Java services on a Linux machine, as well as the NTP service? Probably not

    This is such a BS issue. Setting the date manually just magically fixed the processor load.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pada View Post
    Are you running Java services on a Linux machine, as well as the NTP service? Probably not
    None of the above.
    entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem

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    At least the fix was rather simple:
    date -s "`date +\"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S\"`"

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    Now I realize that it was not only our Java based servers that were influenced, but also our MySQL servers!

    Many people actually stopped and started their NTP daemon too in their fix:
    service ntpd stop
    date -s "`date`"
    service ntpd start

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    All my servers are fine. (All in NZ)
    .... and thanks for all the fish.

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