Stefan,

I have been running logging and I think I have found the problem however I do not know how to resolve it.

Here is where it is going wrong:

19-May-2009 04:02:48 [] {NSS} MIRROR: ID21268: Local entry submitted

19-May-2009 04:07:34 [] {AMC} MIRROR: send entry #31056

It seems that when it has finished replication on one logbook there is a significant time before the next logbook replication starts. During this time the server is not avalable. I have noticed that the time between ending one logbook and starting the next differs betwee 2 and 5 minutes. Again the server is not available when this happens.

Do you have any idea?

Cheers,

Lance

Stefan,

Thanks for the reply.

This happens on automatic mirroring and by manual sync. However only the site initializing the mirror is locked out the remote seems to still be able to function.

The CPU jumps from very little usage to 50%+ being used by elogd.exe as soon as you start the mirroring/sync process

I have attached a file that that is in three parts and its pretty big. When I start up the elogd -v it takes over two minutes to scroll through hundreds of  files. I have attached the last of those entries in the first part of the attached PDF, the second part of the PDF shows a manual sync and the third part shows the same sync on the same logbook a few mins later. It seems to take about 3 minutes even when there has been no new log entries. In addition if you are mirroring more that one log book through the automated cron job it can take about 3-5 mins before the second logbook starts its replication. I have also added a screenshot of the completed replications on both runs.

If there is a way to redirect the output of the cmd window when running elogd -v I would capture all the data for you but the standard redirect ">> elog.txt" only creates a blank file.

We are running several logbooks and it does look like the smaller logbooks still take several minutes to start up. I have attached the PMCLogfile and if you look between the NSS and the AMC replications on any day there seems to be a 3 min gap between one book finishing and another starting.

We are not using Apache prox in between.

I am not a programmer but I can follow instruction, if you need anything else let me know.

Stefan this has been driving me nuts for a while now so any help you can give would be more than appreciated.

Cheers,

Lance

We have been running elog for a few years now and its solid. The only thing is we are getting to 140k entries over a few books and its starting to slow down whist searching. My questions is can we go to an SQL type database rather than a flat file? Is it worth it? Is anyone running this type of configuration?

Hello,

I would like to know if it's possible to know the message_id of when creating a new entry in elog ?

I would like to do something like this Preset text = $message_id

Thx;

Hi,

I love this software. I am not a programmer but have learned alot about the program.

I have 2 questions.

1. when i do a reply it will bring the original qutes with it but i have the option to change what had been entered. once i do the reply and reply to the reply i can not change the first reply but can change the second reply. This just started last week and i am not sure what has changed. i even uninstalled and reinstalled. If I try to just the HTML i tcomes up with code? If I do elcode seems to do ok just not able to stop the editing of the the last reply. Plain seems to do the same as ELcode.

2. I have also had trouble with E-Log not starting on my XP machines. Any ideas?

Thanks for sharing such a powerful program it is sweet.

Kyle