+3I caught Casper running du:
0 23027 22579 0 7:41PM ?? 0:10.02 /usr/bin/du -sh /Applications/Xcode.app
The parent ID for that process is 22579, which turned out to be:
0 22579 1 0 7:37PM ?? 0:00.89 /usr/local/jamf/bin/jamf policy -randomDelaySeconds 300
And this is literally causing CPU spikes on several systems. How do I disable?
Best answer by stevewood
@william.gregorian check under your settings, under Computer Management and the Inventory Collection Settings. If you have the checkbox for "Include Home directory sizes" then the binary will use 'du' to grab those sizes. That's why you are probably seeing that.
+38@william.gregorian check under your settings, under Computer Management and the Inventory Collection Settings. If you have the checkbox for "Include Home directory sizes" then the binary will use 'du' to grab those sizes. That's why you are probably seeing that.
+18An extension attribute maybe?
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