Hello,
we have a problem analyzing our logfiles. The error "Fatal error: Ran
out of memory: cannot continue: exiting" occured when the common size of
the logfiles crosses a limit about 80 GB. At this time the memory load
of the analog process reached 4081 MB, but more than 3 GB of memory are
In order to access beyond 4GB of memory you will need to compile Analog. You'll
need to download the source code and then modify the commented sections in the
make file to properly build a 64-bit binary.
It's possible that there's a 64-bit distribution in binary form (say in ports),
but I'm not
Christian Grosse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> we have a problem analyzing our logfiles. The error "Fatal error: Ran
> out of memory: cannot continue: exiting" occured when the common size
> of the logfiles crosses a limit about 80 GB. At this time the memory
> load of the analog process
My site's log files are multiple .gz files each day (about 30 of them). I
want to create a command line to perform the analog process. Herei s my
example:
/analog-6.0/analog -G +g/analog/configs/analog-daily-full.cfg logfile
/www_logs/2008/07/09/*.gz O /www_reports/daily/20080709.html
When I
Likely you have a "LOGFORMAT" command in your configuration file. That only
applies to log files in the same config file (and the command line is
considered a separate config file). If you change that the "DEFAULTLOGFORMAT"
that should apply to all log file statements, including the command line
2008/7/14 Terry Chambers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> My site's log files are multiple .gz files each day (about 30 of them). I
> want to create a command line to perform the analog process. Herei s my
> example:
>
>
> /analog-6.0/analog -G +g/analog/configs/analog-daily-full.cfg logfile
> /www_logs/20
nd OUTFILE into the CFG
>> file, it works fine.
>>
>> Is there a problem with my command line? Is the problem in my
>> config file itself?
"LOGFILE" is sort of assumed on the command line. For example
analog 20080714.log
will analyze 20080714.log. To speci
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