retropds.2

[bstaud]

Retrospect Client running on OS X 10.1.4

 

So why does the process retropds.2 need to take 28-48 percent of

 

my CPU time? Even when there is no backup running?

 

(It used to be that pitond was a hog, and I would have to kill it.)

 

 

[CallMeDave]

In reply to:

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So why does the process retropds.2 need to take 28-48 percent of

 

my CPU time? Even when there is no backup running?

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I don't think retropds.2 runs unless pitond is being used by Retrospect on another network machine. When I look, retropds.2 starts up when scanning starts, and goes away when scanning stops.

 

 

 

If you open a top session _and_ open the Retrospect Client application, what do you see in the Status window when retropds.2 is a running process?

 

 

 

Dave