> On Fri, 27 May 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > I haven't manually calculated what it should be in total, since the 
> > logfile's are around 20 Megabytes in size. Could it be that analog 
> > 'randomly' picks a log-file for which it's total size is calculated? there 
> > is 1 log that is quite small because that site is fairly quiet. But that 
> > site never even gets close to 1GB of data. the rest of the sites are all 
> > multiple GB's of traffic by now.
> >
> 
> You don't have any very large logfiles, do you, of 2GB or more? On some 
> platforms you have to compile analog with a special "large file" option to 
> read a logfile that big. That would only matter if there were a single file 
> that large though.
> 
> -- 
> Stephen Turner, Cambridge, UK  http://homepage.ntlworld.com/adelie/stephen/
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No, like I noted, they are around 20 Megabytes. And I never had any problems 
with large
files (DVD-images for example) on Windows 2000, using NTFS...
I suppose, it would take a few years for the log-files to grow that big ;)
I don't have a clue where to find this problem. One noted the 2^32 = 4GB, i 
figured that
as well, it is the only relation to this problem I can find.

However, strangely, it seems to happen at random. Right now (27-05), the amount 
of
transferred data according to the 06:00 statistics:

  Data transferred: 4.44 gigabytes (380.85 megabytes)
  Average data transferred per day: 64.29 megabytes (54.41 megabytes)

The 12:00 statistics (I let Analog analyze every 6 hours) say 4.45 gigabytes. 
It doesn't
seem to make any sense, even the 4.44GB count is a 'bit' low... I know for sure 
the server
couldn't possibly have generated 3GB of traffic last
night...

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