amounts of resources (around 48% according to "top" on an Intel i5, or 90% on an older Pentium-based NUC). I admittedly have a rather large collection (>13.400 albums - collecting CDs for more than 30 years now),
That should be ok.
but I do not see this behavior on a Raspberry Pi 3 installation based
With the same collection? And same configuration and plugins?
On my NUCs, the squeezeserver sometimes even spikes to almost 100% CPU load, even though there is nothing actually supposed to happen on it, causing the fan to become rather active and noisy.
Is there anything in server.log?
I have disabled most plugins except the ones by Erland Isaksson for
Erland's plugins are known to be pretty heavy. That said: are you running the same on the Pi?
In my server log there are entries like: "[20-09-01 09:06:55.2096] Slim::Networking::SqueezeNetwork::_error (500) Unable to login to SN: 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable
This could be caused by your system sending too many sign-in attempts to the backend services. I know there must be a bug in LMS somewhere which triggers this misbehaviour. But it's not common, and while I've experienced it myself, I've never been able to reproduce it :-(.
As I've seen installations sending millions(!) of requests in a single day, this could potentially put quite some strain on a system...
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