Disabling backend workers in Muse 0 ▲ Tim Boucher 1 hour ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments Regarding my last post about Muse routinely wiping and rebuilding itself for some reason, it finally replied to my inquiry as to why it was blowing up my usage with: The backend worker runs every 2 minutes and the panel poller every 3 minutes; both are generating usage with no pending work. The system can reduce or stop them. Options: Disable both background checks (generation requests and panel decisions would only be handled when requested directly). Slow them to every 30 minutes. Keep them running as-is. And then it offered some corresponding buttons for the options. I picked disable, but it’s difficult to trust these systems to be doing what they say they’re doing, or if you click a button like this if it will have the effect it says, or what the unintended consequence of making this selection will even be? Totally unclear for now, but guess we’ll find out. After it again reminding me my usage is out, it confirmed: Both background checks are disabled. No further scheduled runs… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.