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#1 2008-03-24 23:20:30
- SweMart
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- From: Stockholm, Sweden
- Registered: 2008-03-18
- Posts: 14
Proftpd prevents HD sleep
Hi,
I've compiled proftpd for the DNS-323 in order to provide SSL/TLS enabled FTP transfers. Everything works ok except that it prevents the HD going into sleep mode.
I've run a strace on the process and the only thing that it does is lstat() on some really small files it creates in /etc and /var/log, i.e. files not located on the hard drive. Will this prevent the HD sleep?
Is there some other way for force the drives to spin down?
Cheers,
Martin
Edit: Running 1.04 + Fonz fun_plug 0.5(running lighttpd), HD sleep works until I start the proftpd daemon
Last edited by SweMart (2008-03-25 00:57:25)
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#2 2008-06-25 15:43:18
- dan.crouthamel
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- Registered: 2007-08-23
- Posts: 43
Re: Proftpd prevents HD sleep
SweMart wrote:
Hi,
I've compiled proftpd for the DNS-323 in order to provide SSL/TLS enabled FTP transfers. Everything works ok except that it prevents the HD going into sleep mode.
I've run a strace on the process and the only thing that it does is lstat() on some really small files it creates in /etc and /var/log, i.e. files not located on the hard drive. Will this prevent the HD sleep?
Is there some other way for force the drives to spin down?
Cheers,
Martin
Edit: Running 1.04 + Fonz fun_plug 0.5(running lighttpd), HD sleep works until I start the proftpd daemon
I'm curious to know if an answer has been found for this? 
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#3 2008-06-25 16:03:02
- SilentException
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- From: Island of Krk, Croatia
- Registered: 2008-05-04
- Posts: 148
Re: Proftpd prevents HD sleep
how much memory does proftpd consume (do top)... maybe it uses too much so swapping occurs...
#cat /proc/swaps
and chk the output
also, try lsof instead of strace..
hope it helps!
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