My /var/log/messages is getting flooded with netatalk/afpd messages:
Nov 13 09:00:00 nas netatalk[2380]: Received SIGHUP, sending all processes signal to reload config
Nov 13 09:00:00 nas netatalk: Reloading netatalk: [ OK ]
Nov 13 09:00:00 nas systemd: Reloaded SYSV: Netatalk AFP fileserver for Macintosh clients.
Nov 13 09:00:00 nas netatalk[2380]: Re-registered with Zeroconf
Nov 13 09:00:00 nas afpd[2383]: Netatalk AFP/TCP listening on xxx::xxx:xxx:xxx:xxx:xxx
I’m assuming this is not normal. Not sure how to get Netatalk to stop reloading the configuration, or if it’s related to the ulimit bug that several have reported with gunicorn, which I believe I have encountered as well.
Hello,
I’m heaving the same issue with v3.9.2-10. Also if I’m trying to disable AFP it will get re-enabled automatically.
Jan 18 17:18:31 netatalk[34985]: Received SIGHUP, sending all processes signal to reload config
Jan 18 17:18:31 netatalk: Reloading netatalk: [ OK ]
Jan 18 17:18:31 systemd: Reloaded SYSV: Netatalk AFP fileserver for Macintosh clients.
Jan 18 17:18:31 netatalk[34985]: Re-registered with Zeroconf
Jan 18 17:18:32 afpd[34987]: Netatalk AFP/TCP listening on fe80::ec4:7aff:fe59:6685:548
Edit1: The netatalk daemon is reloading every minute. Just stopped the crond daemon to see if there is a cronjob that is triggering this, and the reload stopped. Also I have upgraded to v3.9.2-11 and the problem is still there.