Aengus wrote:
On Tuesday, January 31, 2006 12:54 PM [EDT],
Sean O Sullivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You may need to split your report in two - for example, turn off the
host and domain report in your main run, to free up the memory they
take up, and then run a second report with everything turned off
except those reports.
If I did this - I would have to manually put report/html file
together? - since it just overwrites each report file, that or create
multiple reports/html files ...
If you wanted them ll in a single file, you'd have to cut and paste. Just
use "OUTFILE hosts.html" for the report that uses Host data (Host, Domain,
Organization), etc. You could also create a seperate report for Browser and
OS information, as that's usually a bit more static, and not usually as
critical.
The commands that will llow you to maximize this 2 report strategy are
listed in http://analog.cx/docs/lowmem.html
How long does Analog take to generate the reports?
Start of the month ~16-20mins, end of the month 2+hours.
Dual 3Ghz machine (with HT), and 4GB memory.
Then running a second report isn't out of the question, if it solves the
problem.
p.s. just ran analog off just cache files with FILEEXCLUDE option
instead of REQEXCLUDE - just bombed out due to lack of memory.
I'm surprised, though I suppose the total number of unique files isn't
likely to be that large, compared to the number of unique hosts, for example
(given the size of your logs), so maybe it's not that surprising.
I'll take a look at doing multiple reports then, and hopefully will
solve issue.
I assume then that the low memory issue would also be what is causing
the empty 7-day results I mentioned?
Just to give example :
Failed Referrer Report:
This report lists the referrers containing broken links to the site.
Listing referring URLs with at least 1 failed request in the last 7
days, sorted by the number of failed requests in the last 7 days.
reqs 7-day reqs URL
17,163,077 0 [not listed: 30,923 URLs]
I can only assume this relates to memory - since if it was a case where
it couldn't do last 7-day totals, it would/should at the very least give
a non-null number, since it has at minimum one day of logs which it is
working with.
I also had a thought that a single log file may be causing all this - so
will rebuild report/cache without the day (17th) which failed, and see
if it makes any difference.
Thanks for assistance up until this point,
Regards,
Sean
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