10.5: One fix for a runaway syslogd process

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10.5: One fix for a runaway syslogd process
Authored by: timcrawf on Tue, Dec 18 2007 at 7:07AM PST

Great tip as always on this page. My problem was similar, but I think it is worth sharing. My Time Machine backup is to a server. I had not mounted the share in a while (over 15 days according to TM). So, after reading this tip, I connected to the server and ran Time Machine. the syslogd dropped to 0 % and TM did its thing.