I have a blank app under the running tab. I think it’s causing slowness issue.
Any way to get rid of it or how to find association?
A couple of questions that spring to mind:
Have you removed any apps recently? Including child apps such as RM rules and alike?
Does the "Running for" value keep increasing?
Do you have the Hub Information Community driver installed and if so, have you seen any other odd behaviour in the stats it records?
If you restart the HE hub does the entry re-appear?
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Can’t think of anything that should run 37+ hours continuous. Try rebooting first, if that doesn’t work I’d consider downloading a backup, doing a soft reset and restoring the backup. If that still doesn’t resolve the issue then it’s time to give @bobbyD a shout.
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I can't either. @mjruotolo, anything in logs (past Logs) that might help you identify it? I'd also recommend performing a Soft Reset with restore following instructions in this document:
https://docs.hubitat.com/index.php?title=Soft_Reset
If that doesn't help, send us an email to support@hubitat.com so we can further investigate.
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That’s I will do a backup and a soft reset and will let you know how it goes.
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Yeah, that’s not normal. Send support an email (may want to include the MAC for the hub), and ask them to look into it.
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Ticket had been opened with them
Looking at the engineering logs, this entry is the time adjustment job. By default, it gets the data from time.google.com, and it keeps trying every few seconds until it gets a response. If you're using a different NTP server, there's an endpoint to adjust the process: http://hubs.ip.address.here/hub/advanced/ntpServer/my.server.here. Time adjustment happens nightly, so stats from multiple jobs can add up.
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