We have a strange situation occurring where a phantom process (launched using the UV
PHANTOM
command) somehow have their linux 'nice' value set to 2. This results in the processes running at a slightly higher (less important) priority of 22.
We have no linux scripts that are triggering this, and the command launched does not 'renice' itself so are at a loss to explain how this is happening.
Is there anything within UV that will result in a phantom process having it's 'NICE' value adjusted to reduce the PID's impact?
Is anyone aware of anything within RHEL that could also lead to a process being automatically reniced this way?
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Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions
Mount Waverley VIC Australia
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