Mac Reboot Schedule
Do any long time SS users have any experience/thoughts to share on scheduled reboots of the host computer running SS?
Traditionally, any computer seems to need a reboot now and then. Instead of waiting for a problem, is there any sense in a scheduled reboot just to keep things tidy (clean up orphaned processes, etc.)? If so, what would be a good starting point?
Apologies if this has been discussed - I didn't spot anything when searching the forum.
Thanks!
Traditionally, any computer seems to need a reboot now and then. Instead of waiting for a problem, is there any sense in a scheduled reboot just to keep things tidy (clean up orphaned processes, etc.)? If so, what would be a good starting point?
Apologies if this has been discussed - I didn't spot anything when searching the forum.
Thanks!
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If anyone stumbles on this post and can report they have a standalone SS server that runs reliably with only yearly reboots, or some such timeframe, that would be really interesting.
Certainly there are myriad reasons why one system's ideal schedule could differ from another's. I can keep an eye on Activity Monitor and see if anything is drifting out of range or if daily statistics reports unusual memory pressure.
As of today, SS is one version back and the only issue I've noticed is that the VTDecoderXPCService will sometimes consume all the CPU. That could be more of an OS issue, but keeping an eye on it.