Re:Turn your old, cracked Android phone into a backup server
by makeitdouble on Monday June 21, 2021 @11:42AM
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I have an old Synology, so it miht be different.
I run relatively few stuff on it too, with no client that consistently access the shares though samba/nfs (I cluster the scripts that run automaticaly around the same range of time, and they unmount after they’re done).
I wonder if your system is not writing logs from a monitoring service (something checking your dynamic DNS, or waiting for remote connections, or pinging the internal servers to see if they’re alive).
I stopped most default services, including sync (it’s done more rarely via a user script instead), and yes, it can be a PITA to understand what’s running out of the box.
I run relatively few stuff on it too, with no client that consistently access the shares though samba/nfs (I cluster the scripts that run automaticaly around the same range of time, and they unmount after they’re done).
I wonder if your system is not writing logs from a monitoring service (something checking your dynamic DNS, or waiting for remote connections, or pinging the internal servers to see if they’re alive).
I stopped most default services, including sync (it’s done more rarely via a user script instead), and yes, it can be a PITA to understand what’s running out of the box.