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We've had an error occur a couple times now on different days with different

We've had an error occur a couple times now on different days with different plugins. We have a scheduled task setup to restart Jboss every morning we received the following error:
11:33:03,879 INFO [stdout] (ServerService Thread Pool -- 92) 2015-12-21 11:33:03,879 [ServerService Thread Pool -- 92] ERROR com.atlassian.plugin.manager.PluginEnabler - Unable to start the following plugins due to timeout while waiting for plugin to enable: psshared.htmldisplay

Any Ideas on what could cause this?

Thank you in advance.

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  • It could be that the computer itself is running a bit slower, as many computers do slow down over time. It could also be that updates to the plugins have caused them to increase in size or complexity and consequently take longer to load, even though the total number of plugins has remained the same.

    How is memory usage on the system? How long ago did you start implementing daily restarts of the application server using a scheduled task? Are you always seeing this error now, or are there days when all of the plugins get loaded successfully?
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  • It could be that the computer itself is running a bit slower, as many computers do slow down over time. It could also be that updates to the plugins have caused them to increase in size or complexity and consequently take longer to load, even though the total number of plugins has remained the same.

    How is memory usage on the system? How long ago did you start implementing daily restarts of the application server using a scheduled task? Are you always seeing this error now, or are there days when all of the plugins get loaded successfully?
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