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>How does one split the logfiles so summary can complete its processing >entirely one day I have 23,653,245 hits as a common log-format then I >run summary configured as a combined log now it says 10,456,999 hits. >and an error message of ...2 gig reached ,error on input. When i do >split the logfile will summary be able to show my hits back at the 23 >million mark? using os x you'll want to ensure that the log file being processed is less than 2gb, uncompressed. easiest way (in *nix) is to uncompress the file, split it, then recompress the remaining parts... here's the unix split command: split -b 1000M somehugefile.log will split the file into 1GB pieces, which can then be restuffed into individual files. it's important to note that it isn't enough to split the file into pieces, then put the pieces back into one large zip file... it's the aggregate of the uncompressed archive that needs to be less than 2gb. hope this helps. cameron -- ----------------------------------------------- Cameron Knowlton iGods Internet Marketing cameronk@igods.com www.igods.com P: 250.382.0226 ------------- Go to <http://summary.net/list.html> to update subscription info.
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