Hello,

        I am using Analog 5.0 on a Redhat 6.2 box w/ 1GB RAM.  It has 
been running fine  but is now failing with the following message:

analog: Fatal error: Ran out of memory: cannot continue: exiting

        If I watch it with top it does indeed consume all available 
swap and most RAM before exiting.  It is using about 450MB of memory 
when it dies.

        HOST, ORGANISATION, and DOMAIN are commented out and are not on.

        I suspect that part of the problem is the size of my log 
files.  I am serving banners for my affiliate program from this 
server and all of these are being logged by Apache.  I am using 
FILEEXCLUDE so these are not showing up in the report.  I am keeping 
180 days of logs and one month of this gives me almost 10 million 
Unwanted logfile entries!

        Here is a sample logfile line from one of the banner calls 
that I would prefer not to log at all:

61.135.90.13 - - [20/May/2001:02:04:08 -0500] "GET 
/cgi-bin/advertpro/plugins/affiliate/banners.fpl?region=72&affID=Zif1eZdX&refresh=&bust=317670&keyword=NULL
 
HTTP/1.1" 200 444

        If anyone can tell me how to prevent Apache from logging 
these banner calls I would really appreciate it.  It might solve my 
problem.  Also I probably need to somehow process these files to 
remove these lines if that is possible.  Any suggestions on this?

Thanks for the help,
-- 

-Roger

Roger Bull
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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