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thanks @Alex. Actually debug logging was active, as I had some issues with some files not syncing. I deactivated it now and will see if helps. A shame the link that describes setting the intervals does not mention the debug logging. What about recheck_locked_files_interval, does it also have an influence on hibernation?

Hi, I am using Resilio Sync on my DS918+ and I am quite satisfied. However, Sync prevents HDD and system hibernation. I have done the steps described here without success: Sync-prevents-HDD-from-sleeping-on-NAS When I turn off Sync, hibernation works as expected. Here are a few lines from hibernation.log [655007.030806] syslog-ng(380): dirtied inode 13424 (.SYNOCONNDB-wal) on md0 [655007.030877] syslog-ng(380): dirtied inode 20126 (.SYNOCONNDB-shm) on md0 [655007.031722] init(1): dirtied inode 13391 (pkg-LogCenter-syslog.log) on md0 [655007.031739] init(1): dirtied inode 13391 (pkg-LogCenter-syslog.log) on md0 [655007.031742] init(1): dirtied inode 13391 (pkg-LogCenter-syslog.log) on md0 [655007.032491] syslog-ng(380): WRITE block 1151224 on md0 (8 sectors) [655007.037329] ash(10859): dirtied inode 13376 (.bash_history) on md0 [655007.054077] ps(10866): dirtied inode 31481508 (2) on proc [655007.083522] syslog-ng(380): WRITE block 1151224 on md0 (8 sectors) [655007.342178] syncd(10757): dirtied inode 3276834 (user-db.sqlite-wal) on dm-1 [655007.343746] syncd(10757): dirtied inode 3276834 (user-db.sqlite-wal) on dm-1 [655007.343753] syncd(10757): dirtied inode 3276834 (user-db.sqlite-wal) on dm-1 [655007.343795] syncd(10757): dirtied inode 3281033 (user-db.sqlite-shm) on dm-1 [655007.343800] syncd(10757): dirtied inode 3281033 (user-db.sqlite-shm) on dm-1 [655009.033186] synologaccd(4951): dirtied inode 26659 (.SYNOACCOUNTDB) on md0 [655009.033422] synologaccd(4951): dirtied inode 25324 (.SYNOACCOUNTDB-wal) on md0 [655009.033460] synologaccd(4951): dirtied inode 25333 (.SYNOACCOUNTDB-shm) on md0 [655009.034154] synologaccd(4951): WRITE block 1202912 on md0 (8 sectors) [655009.088320] synologaccd(4951): WRITE block 1202912 on md0 (16 sectors) [655009.113498] synologaccd(4951): dirtied inode 26659 (.SYNOACCOUNTDB) on md0 [655009.113542] synologaccd(4951): dirtied inode 26659 (.SYNOACCOUNTDB) on md0 [655009.113563] synologaccd(4951): WRITE block 791440 on md0 (8 sectors) [655009.113573] synologaccd(4951): WRITE block 3165416 on md0 (8 sectors) [655009.125380] synologaccd(4951): WRITE block 1179136 on md0 (64 sectors) [655012.007824] syslog-ng(351): dirtied inode 30690 (bash_history.log) on md0 [655012.370284] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373520 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655012.370322] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sda5 (1 sectors) [655012.370351] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sdb5 (1 sectors) [655012.401101] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373528 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655012.401116] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373536 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655012.401548] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373544 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655012.602792] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sda5 (1 sectors) [655012.602825] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sdb5 (1 sectors) [655017.540509] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373552 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655017.540544] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sda5 (1 sectors) [655017.540573] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sdb5 (1 sectors) [655017.575358] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373560 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655017.575829] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373568 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655017.776950] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sda5 (1 sectors) [655017.776982] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sdb5 (1 sectors) [655022.671471] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373576 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655022.671507] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sda5 (1 sectors) [655022.671536] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sdb5 (1 sectors) [655022.707962] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373584 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655022.708416] jbd2/dm-1-8(8651): WRITE block 67373592 on dm-1 (8 sectors) [655022.910106] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sda5 (1 sectors) [655022.910140] md2_raid1(8018): WRITE block 8 on sdb5 (1 sectors) uptime : [655022.910140] ======Idle 22 seconds====== Mon Dec 2 11:28:57 CET 2019 I am not sure what to do, other than to look for another alternative. Unless anyone has some ideas? Thanks