On 10/19/99 2:03 PM Jeff Welch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>Can anyone give me a sense of how long it takes DNS WRITE to complete, both
>the first time and then subsequent times for updates?
>
>I'm using combined log format; access_log is about 80 MB (error log about
>5MB), and it's been running for 3 hours. It's not stuck, I can see the
>dnsfile.txt keeps growing. Based on this, can anyone say how long it will
>take? I've been spoiled by analog's general speediness, so I'm getting
>impatient! (Not really, just curious.)
It has alot to do with your internet connection and the speed of the DNS
server you are using. It could take a very very long time, 12 hours
wouldn't surprise me too much. The time is very variable, so it could
easily be less or even more.
The amount of time it will take next time depends on how much your log
file grows each day. Divide the time it takes by the number of days of
log in that log file and then multiply by the number of days since you
last ran Analog for a guess at the time in subsequent runs. Again, it can
be highly variable even for a single server.
Jason
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