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Forwarder restarting every 10 minutes

jihape
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Hi,

I have a dozen of UFs that are restarting every ten minutes. They are on Windows. Running 7.2 (latest supported version).

What I have checked so far:

- Splunk excluded from antivirus
- disabled deploymentclient
- UF running as local system

Any ideas what could trigger a restart after disabling deploymentclient.conf?

 

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jihape
Path Finder

Figured it out. Added some extra monitoring and found the server owner had a script that restarted the UF if it uses more than x memory 😂

Why he came to me with a problem he created I don't know.

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jihape
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Figured it out. Added some extra monitoring and found the server owner had a script that restarted the UF if it uses more than x memory 😂

Why he came to me with a problem he created I don't know.

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nwuest
Path Finder

Hi @jihape,

Just a thought, is there a file called “crash.log” in the following folder:

/opt/splunkforwarder/var/log/splunk/ 

If not, is there anything that is popping up in splunkd.log in the same folder? 

Look forward to hearing from you!

V/R,
nwuest

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