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sshlog process using 80% to 90% CPU #5
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Thanks for the report. That is strange. I will try and figure out a way to reproduce. |
Hi! Got a similar issue here on Debian 11.8 using kernel 5.10.0-26-amd64. Installed from repo. Process is using about 20-40 % cpu during idle, even when there's no active ssh session established. |
I tried to use sshlog on a production server. I immedialety stopped using it since it consumed ~30% CPU with just one open ssh session. Is this a bug or is it just not very performant? |
Same problem on a fresh Debian 12 server install. Just looking at "top" output makes it consume 25-30% CPU. This is on a dedicated, bare metal server. |
this is a great tool, but this issue critical we have stopped using it in prod. In ubuntu 24.04 also i was seeing this issue. |
I've the same issue on a server with ubuntu 20 LTS
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anyone have idea how can we solve this ? |
Hi there! I encountered an issue, as soon as I install sshlog the CPU usage spikes to between 80% and 90%.
I copied and pasted the instructions for "Debian/Ubuntu Install (arm64 and x86_64)". Here are the details of the OS:
Operating System: Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS
Kernel: Linux 5.4.0-135-generic
Architecture: x86-64
The instance is a 2 GB Memory / 1 Intel vCPU DigitalOcean droplet, tried it with 2 different servers but got the same results and had to uninstall it immediately.
Lovely program by the way, always wanted something like this.
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