We have one machine were memory is scarce (128 MB) but analog takes about 50 MB of that (sometimes even more) each time it runs. This is causing problems. We have a fairly heavy-traffic site on that machine, so I skimmed the config for that site down, especially by switching the HOST report off, thinking this would solve the problem. However, the whole analog phase for the few sites on that machine still took longer than I think it should and still caused problems for other processes, although the run for that site is now fairly short. So I looked deeper at each of the runs and found that analog uses those 50 MB of memory EACH time it runs, no matter how big the log file, even for tiny ones of 2 KB, even if just doing a summary/file type/file size report (traffic overview) from cache files. I don't quite understand why it is taking so much space for so small files or still needs that much memory for extracting data from the cache files. I don't remember this behavior from older versions. This isn't normal isn't it? Also, I remember from old 3.x and 4.x days that there were explicit options to limit the memory analog uses instead of those LOWMEM things which don't *really* limit in a foreseeable way. Isn't there really no way to say "take 25 MB and no more, never"? Just upgraded from 5.0 to 5.24 but it still grabs that many memory. This is a Red Hat Linux 6.1 system with 2.2.19 and fairly new libs.
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