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A while back I was trying to turn my NAS into a device able to stream music to my android phone via WAN. I figured out eventually that the device doesn't have enough horsepower to do this so I gave up. I deleted the mpd and Icecast folders from the drives but for some reason when I run the $ top command in telnet it is showing that the following process is still running and taking up more than 75% of my cpu usage:
UpdateDB -d UPnP -a del -p /mnt/HD_a2/icecast-2.3.2/web/corner_bottomright.jpg
When I kill the process ID it just comes right back. Any ideas what might be going on here?
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That is the NAS AV server it looks like. Try turning off the uPnP AV Server in the DNS323 web interface and see if it goes away after reboot.
I could be wrong though, just a thought.
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I just deleted about 90 videos from one directory, and it's spending about 200 CPU seconds deleting each video from this UPnP database at 98% CPU. I don't know why it would take that long, nothing else except "top" running on telnet.
I don't even know where this database is - maybe if I stop the upnp I can at least defrag (copy/delete) the file?
Thanks
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Do a 'kill -9 <pid>' to stop the process.
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