sabnzbd entries in /var/log/messages Synology DS-212J

[weedaj]

hi I'm running sabnzbd together with couchpotatoserver and sickbeard on my Synology. I noticed many sabnzbd (one every 15 seconds!) entries in /var/log/messages.
Doesn't seem to matter if I have the GUI opened or not. While below entries were made cp and sb were stopped.

Does anyone know what's the cause of the entries, what they mean and moreover how to get rid of them?

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Nov  9 22:58:49 kernel: [50308.930000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17649 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 22:59:04 kernel: [50323.930000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17641 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 22:59:34 kernel: [50353.930000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17640 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 22:59:49 kernel: [50368.930000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17644 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:00:04 kernel: [50383.930000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17647 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:00:19 kernel: [50398.930000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17646 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:00:34 kernel: [50413.940000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17648 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:00:49 kernel: [50428.950000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17643 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:01:04 kernel: [50443.950000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17645 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:01:19 kernel: [50458.940000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17649 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:02:04 kernel: [50503.940000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17646 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:02:19 kernel: [50518.940000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17648 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:02:34 kernel: [50533.940000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17643 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:02:49 kernel: [50548.940000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17645 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:03:04 kernel: [50563.950000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17649 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:03:19 kernel: [50578.940000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17640 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]
Nov  9 23:03:34 kernel: [50593.950000] [/volume1/downloads/incomplete] opened by pid 17644 [u:(/usr/local/sabnzbd/env/bin/pyth), comm:(python)]

Sabnzbd details:
Version: 0.7.5
Parameters: /usr/local/sabnzbd/share/SABnzbd/SABnzbd.py -f /usr/local/sabnzbd/var/config.ini --pid /usr/local/sabnzbd/var/ -d
Python Version: 2.7.3 (default, Jun 17 2012, 14:48:43) [GCC 4.2.1]

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[shypike]

That's just your operating system logging all file access.
Does it happen in paused mode too?
Why it's so many different pid-s, I don't know.
You'd have to ask the package creator.

[weedaj]

hi shypike, thanks for your response...

I've actually found out what's going on, maybe it helps someone else too... These messages basically occur whenever some GUI/front-end refreshes. In the first post I mentioned the messages also appeared while the GUI was closed. That was true but only when I had only closed my tab within Chrome. The messages stopped when I closed my Chrome browser altogether. Then I realized that I also had the sabnzbd chrome extension installed. This was set for an update interval of (guess what) 15 seconds. When I disabled the refresher the messages stopped.

Might be a good tip in case you're actively seeking for your NAS to get a good sleep when idle (hibernation)