WEB_API constant log in - log out

[ld3d]

Hello guys,

I dont know if someone already experienced similar behaviour but, on the Audit Logs tab am having my username constantly logging in and logging out messages (as shown below). I am using the MDS environment and I have tried to kill some related processes, but the issue is still the same.

To clarify only :
I am able normally to log in (and work) to all of my domains but when I take look at my Audit logs tab, I have every second the log entry showing log off and log on.....

Does it make some sense to any of you guys?

Thanks in advance for the help!

[PhoneBoy]

The only time I would expect to see logs like that is if someone’s running mgmt_cli -r true.
Do you have any scripts calling that?

[ld3d]

As a colleague who was here before me left the company, I am not able to say that with 100% certainty.

Is there a way to determine that some scripts are still working? Some command or something?

The username is inherited from him....

Thanks!

[PhoneBoy]

WEB_API is the standard username used when mgmt_cli -r true is invoked.
I would review any cron jobs on the management and see what scripts are running.

[garretth]

I recently got a reply from a Teams thread that said-

The issue is caused by a bug that runs upgrade PUV every time the DA is updated (every 3 hours).

it was fixed, and should be released in the next DA pkg.

Is there any documentation to verify this for customers?

[daemonkenji]

Hello Garretth,

Could you please clarify more about what are PUV and DA?

We are having the same issue WEB_API constant login/logout. Moreover, we have another issue which is the WEB_API keep publishing a lot of revisions every 3 minutes although there is nothing change of configuration. And we are not sure if both issue is related.

Regards

[bob111]

Hello, could it because I have a log exporter running?

[PhoneBoy]

Possibly, but can't say for sure.
If you want to get to the bottom of it, a TAC case is probably in order.

[ldvc]

Hello,

It's not an issue following this SecureKnowledge: sk179685

You can still use the query syntax "NOT administrator:WEB_API " in the search bar to hide all these messages