Mailing Lits Inbox wrote:
> With the logfiles from port 443, the analog process starts to work, but allocates
>more and more memory during its runtime, until the hard system
> limit of 256M is reached (then of course the process is terminated by AIX). The
>ammount of used memory increases slowly, until this limit is reached.
> So no report is generated, as the process is dumped before it has finished. I tried
>to simplify the cfg (up to only the 'Totals' section enabled),
> with no visible effect.
>
> However, there's one significant difference between the logfiles: the ones from port
>443 contain quite long lines - maybe the lead to memory
> leaks?!?! Anyone an idea how to fix the situation, as our marketing division wants
>to see some reports :-)
As you say, the requests in the 443 logs are very long. This means Analog's request
database is very large. The first thing to try is to set *LOWMEM
commands to see if you can get results by breaking the hashes. Try "REQLOWMEM 1". If
this doesn't produce results try 2, and then 3. If you still can't
get anything out of the log with "REQLOWMEM 3", then you may need to preprocess the
logs (with a simple Perl, or sed script) to change those long
arguments to something more manageable. (If you don't need the arguments, then you
could easily dump them with a preprocessing script.)
HTH,
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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