Orion 8.5.1 SP3 - writting extensive debugging info

Hi All

Just installed SP3 and about a day afterwards had an alert to say that my C: volume of my Orion server is 90% full - digging about a bit, it seems to be a file called "isapi_log_config.log" in the SolarWinds_Logging folder off the root - I can delete the file but it grows again very quickly (I'm talking about 10Gb in about 30 hours!) - any ideas how to stop it? (figure it may be a setting somewhere affect how much is logged but not I've changed anything - apart from the SP3 install that is)

An example of what gets logged is...

27/01/2008 11:37:48 -- Beginning request processing....
27/01/2008 11:37:48 -- Received request for URL:
/clientwebservice/SusServerVersion.xml?0801271137
27/01/2008 11:37:48 -- No proxy-bypass header found.
27/01/2008 11:37:48 -- Rewrote
/clientwebservice/SusServerVersion.xml?0801271137
as
/orion/proxy.aspx?path=/clientwebservice/SusServerVersion.xml?0801271137
27/01/2008 11:37:48 -- Request processing complete.

Thanks in advance for any help/ideas... Shaun

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mark_wiggans

After installing SP3, you can delete the SolarWinds_Logging subdirectory.

shaun.copeland

Hi Mark

Thanks for the advice... It was writing out the file so fast, by the time Windows had deleted the file, it had re-created it so was un-able to delete the folder... Stopping the Web Site solved that one - Pleased to report that so far no files...

Thanks again, Shaun

Ragman

We run the application and the DB on seperate servers. Where is the log created, on the application or db server?

After installing SP3, you can delete the SolarWinds_Logging subdirectory.

mark_wiggans

C:\SolarWinds_Logging

shaun.copeland

We just have 1 server running both the application and DB (only have 240ish nodes) but if you have 2 seperate servers, I would assume it would be the application server (as it is ISAPI related and apart from the DB connection object, I wouldn't have thought there was anything else in Orion UNC path wise) - sorry I can't be of any more specific - Shaun

mark_wiggans

Yes, the file is located on the server that Orion is installed on.