Hi Guys,I would like to change cq error log level to INFO, due to it always printed WARN log in error.log file. I would like to see more info.I can only see there is one configruation (org.apache.pdfbox) on osgi console that configues error.log file. But If I change it to INFO level it looks not use...

Hi,This is a bug for sp2. According to investigation by me, see the below bundles.I restored the 0.0.20 version to 0.0.12 and the issue was resolved.com.adobe.granite.auth.sso-0.0.20.jarcom.adobe.granite.auth.sso-0.0.12.jarBest Regards.

Hi Guys,Below is the jvm parameters for jconsole configuration in my cq6.1 instance.But I don't know why I still can not connect by jconsole.exe tool.Our server is Linux server and jdk1.8. I checked the server firewall, network, port that is working fine. I guss it is due to something wrong on jvm c...

Hi,It has made my server cpu go up when the thread running and it looks always running at 04:00 am.I don't want it consuming high usage of cpu.Best regards.

Thanks for your input.It looks there is no this job in /system/console/components. I can only see org.apache.sling.commons.scheduler.impl.QuartzScheduler in the components console, but can not change anything.Best Regars.

Thanks for your input.Actually, I do not want to create cron job. I mean I would like to know where is the above job? Is it any possible to change it?Why it always running at 04:00 am? This job is not created by me, it is already existing after cq installaction.Best Regars.

Hi Guys,Does any one know why our cq6.1(without sp1) instance always running this job at 04:00 am every day?This Quartz Job is very consuming cpu. I printed this information by java Jstack tool as below.Where can change the running time or where can configure it?Thanks. "pool-6-thread-3" #124 prio=5...

Hi Guys,Does anyone know the batch job that cq instance ruuning on CQ6.1 at 04:00 am?  Or do you have any idea?Because of we cq server always occuped high cpu at 04:00am every day.I see the error log it's no any error information, and also use the java tool "jstack" to analyze the stack it looks not...