I think your issue is that you cannot have two web servers on the same port on one machine. If you are getting another web service on address (<ip address>/deviceutility) then you are asking for problems.
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I just installed this PI and want to say thanks again for an invaluable addition to HS3. Now my question:
Running PerfMon shows usage of about 7.xx% for HS3 on average. However, checking Task Manager, HS3 and its bits show in the 4% range on average. It's as if PerfMon is adding the bits of HS3 to the HS3 total that is already the sum total. Thoughts please.
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Jon, this morning Windows Defender is telling me that I have Trojan:Win32/Zpevdo.A in Jon00PerfMonHS3.exe. Should I replace the file, or try to create an exclusion?
It is only being picked up by Windows Defender on a Windows 10 machine (which does not run HS3 but stores backups). It is not being picked up by either of my Windows 7 machines that actually run HS3.
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Hi
After few auto restart from my HS3 server I installed the performance monitor to try to find out if this was a memory issue. I found out that I might have a process that keep eating my machine virtual memory, I then installed the process monitor and monitored all my plugin and found out that none of them have been eating all this memory.
As I am definitly no expert in research of this kind of issues, I am asking here if someone could guide me in finding where this issue could be coming from ?
Thanks for any help
Current Date/Time: 2020-03-17 17:24:41
HomeSeer Version: HS3 Pro Edition 3.0.0.548
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Famille - Work Station
System Uptime: 2 Days 7 Hours 38 Minutes 11 Seconds
Number of Devices: 857
Number of Events: 349
Available Threads: 1200
HSTouch Enabled: True
Event Threads: 4
Event Trigger Eval Queue: 0
Event Trigger Priority Eval Queue: 0
Device Exec Queue: 0
HSTouch Event Queue: 0
Email Send Queue: 0
Anti Virus Installed: Windows Defender
In Virtual Machine: No MFG: hp
Enabled Plug-Ins
2.0.61.0: BLBackup
2.0.16.0: BLLogMonitor
3.1.3.33206: Blue-Iris
1.4.0.4: Device History
3.0.0.18: EnvCan
3.0.0.41: EnvisaLink
1.4.2.2: Honeywell WiFi Thermostat
5.1.1.7: mcsMQTT
3.1.0.16: MeiHarmonyHub
3.1.2.3: MeiKu
3.0.0.63: PHLocation2
0.0.0.47: Pushover 3P
1.0.0.7: Restart
3.1.0.51: Sonos
3.0.6644.26753: UltraLog3
3.0.1.252: Z-Wave
Processor Type and Speed: Intel64 Family 6 Model 158 Stepping 10 at 2,97 GHz Modules/Threads: 146 Modules, 166 Threads Available Threads: 1200 System Processes/Load: 257 Processes, 13% Load Free / Total Physical Memory: 8,09 GBytes / 15,87 GBytes (51% free) Free / Total Virtual Memory: 8,44 GBytes / 18,25 GBytes (46% free) HomeSeer Memory Used: 77 Mbytes Plug-In Memory Used: 16 EXE Plug-Ins using 245 Mbytes
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Originally posted by goldriver View Posthere is the full image
In fact, I know the problem could come from any process on my HS3 server, this is why I asked if someone could give me a hint on how to search for such a problematic process.
thanks for the help
Go to Task Manager and select details. Right-click on one of the column titles (such as name) and click on 'select columns'. Add 'Threads' and 'Handles'
Watch these 2 columns together with Memory to see any is increasing regularly. Remember, you can sort by value by clicking on a column title.
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Ok I think I identified the process, it is MongoDB Database Server used by Unify controler.
Looking on Unify forums, I tried pruning the databse and changes the controler DB parameters to lower the number of day of history, I will see how this affects the Virtual memory problem.
thanks a lot for pointing me
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Hi Jon-
I noticed that the new version will report on more than 8 cores. However, after upgrading and restarting the exe, I'm still only seeing devices for original 8 cores. My system has is dual Xeon, with 8 physical cores per CPU.
Any thoughts on how to get it to recognize/report on the other cores?My home is smarter than your honor roll student.
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I'm guessing It's only counting physical cores (each Xeon is 8 physical / 8 virtual (HT) Cores, for a total of 32 (physical + HT)/ Monitoring only the physical cores on a single CPU explains why I'm holding steady at 8.
Thanks again for all your contributions to the HS community. Glad to see you porting stuff into HS4.My home is smarter than your honor roll student.
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