Sql reporting services stops every 24 hours for a short time then restarts

I have noticed that recently in sccm 2012 sp1 the sql reporting services stops every morning at 7:58 am and restarts after a minute or two. The only entry in the event logs is when it stops. I don't see anything tied in with it that stops or
starts at the same time and there are no tasks or anything like that which would point to this time frame. I just thought I would throw this out there to see if anyone had any ideas. Usually with something of this nature there are some corresponding
log entries that go beyond the service stopping, but in this case there isn't. Thanks for any help you can provide.

I think I found out what was going on. I approached this from a different angle and was directed to the sql reporting services logs and found information on the reporting web server stopping. Researching that yielded the following information.
It appears that this is a result of the SSRS Web Server recycling the App Domain, which is supposed to be a pretty normal process. In fact, the configuration file for this process defaults to recycling the app domain twice daily. This lines up
with the time frame that the reporting service is stopping. It restarts it in less that two minutes and logs the recyling in the reporting services log twice daily so why I'm not seeing this entry in the event logs twice daily or even every day must
be a timing thing. I think if it takes an extra millisecond or two to recycle the app domain, it dumps an entry into the windows event logs and the sccm component status monitoring.
http://ask.sqlservercentral.com/questions/97176/reporting-web-server-stopped.html

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