Shalom! Our site has three NetCache Applicances -- proxy/caching servers, each one produces a daily CLF logfile of ~100-115MB, of which we save an ongoing 7-day period. Although Analog/5.0 works splendidly and generates a daily logfile analysis, things unravel rather quickly when trying to generate cumulative statistics. Yes, I read the section on cachefiles. I created a separate .cfg file for creating a cachefile: INPUT OUTPUT POST ================================================================ LOGFILE OUTCACHFILE mv OUTCACHEFILE OUTCACHEFILE.OLD ---------------------------------------------------------------- NEWLOGFILE + OUTCACHEFILE mv OUTCACHEFILE OUTCACHEFILE.OLD OUTCACHEFILE.OLD ---------------------------------------------------------------- lather, rinse, repeat ================================================================ After three iterations Analog ran out of memory (1GB). Cache files are a nice idea, and disk space is not an issue. Memory is an issue. If, after three days, the cachefile has grown to 482MB, what is left to do? Sure, I can max-out RAM, but that'll only be a total of 2GB... The only solution I can see is running Analog on one of our supercomputers, in order to utilize massive amounts of shared memory... Any hints, tips, suggestions?
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