On Sun, 11 Feb 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote:
> well, the first thing you can do is not keep your logs compressed. By
> having analog uncompressed the log files eats up a TON of memory.
This isn't true. Uncompressing is CPU intensive, but not memory intensive.
And analog's own memory usage is the sa
What are you using to unzip the files? How large are the individual log
files?
I am using a freeware gzip utility and processing the log files over a
network share because I do not have enough room to uncompress my log files.
This works amazingly well--far, far better than webtrends.
My largest
well, the first thing you can do is not keep your logs compressed. By
having analog uncompressed the log files eats up a TON of memory. Also,
analog is very memory intensive. I would suggest that you check out
http://www.analog.cx/docs/lowmem.html. Especially if you are hitting
swap.
- Chuck
