Hi
since recently I have a system-process that runs under root that coggs up to 25% of my CPU time just after start up. It is called 'sh' and I assume I installed it unintentionally through an old installation app a couple of days ago. I am able to kill the script (I assume thats what it is) withought having any problems otherwise and without beeing restarted by the system (thats the reason why I assume its not an operating system process - beside i didnt have this a couple of days ago).
Now I could live on killing it everytime I start my system, but I would prefer to disable it all together. is there a way to identify the script file and/or the place this script is started? -> I do think it is started through launchd, since this is a parent process of this 'sh'-process. And no, I dont have an uninstall script.
I am using os x 10.6.2
thanks
martin
since recently I have a system-process that runs under root that coggs up to 25% of my CPU time just after start up. It is called 'sh' and I assume I installed it unintentionally through an old installation app a couple of days ago. I am able to kill the script (I assume thats what it is) withought having any problems otherwise and without beeing restarted by the system (thats the reason why I assume its not an operating system process - beside i didnt have this a couple of days ago).
Now I could live on killing it everytime I start my system, but I would prefer to disable it all together. is there a way to identify the script file and/or the place this script is started? -> I do think it is started through launchd, since this is a parent process of this 'sh'-process. And no, I dont have an uninstall script.
I am using os x 10.6.2
thanks
martin