E72 Log files eating disk space FW81
Hi, after upgrade to FW81 I can see excess of log files. After a few weeks it was massive number of files that took several minutes to deleta. It also released about ~6MB of memory.
I need to stop generating this log files, advice how.
Path:
c:\data\logs\Eng\Ods\
Files are:
{17digits_possibly_date_time}_GALRequest.xlm
Content:
<AccountSetup><Request OP="GetEmailAccts"/></AccountSetup>
{17digits_possibly_date_time}_GALResponse.xlm
<AccountSetup><Response OP="GetEmailAccts"><EmailAccountType="POP3 UserDisplayName=... etc.
Looks it's EMAIL application who's generating that mess. BTW, the same isse is on my colleague's E72.
Thanks,
Jan
Solved!
Go to Solution.
I have the same problem. My E72 becomes full (memoria) and slow! (I have the latest software and this problem started when I updated the E72).
How can I stop the creation of these file time?! Please, tell me step-by-step.
---------------Phone memory / logs / Eng / ods / FILES xml request-response
Every day (before I go to bed), I have to delete these XML/s and the E72 is about 20 minutes to delete them.
I have also formatted the mobile+card and nothing!. This problem starts again, when I start creating Email account configuration (why?!).
Please, I want to stop these XML/s files forever!
BR
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We are experiencing the low HDD space issue, and we found that the reason is crash reports created by SAP even that we don't have crashes.
The path and the size of each folder (there are from 1 to 5 new folders created each working day for each user) are shown on the screen shot: http://screencast.com/t/TPAn5s3b7n
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It looks like new folder of 100Mb size is created every time SAP Client is closed, even this is closed perfect with no issues.
As per http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc709644%28WS.10%29.aspx error reporting could be disabled, but that's not the solution since it affects all the other programs and not only SAP.
Users work on 2 Terminal Servers with Win Server 2008 Standard SP2 64bit.
SAP Business One version: 2007 A (8.00.230) SP: 01 PL: 05
We'd like to know the reason of creating these folders/files and is this possible to disable pseudo-crash reports for SBO?
Thank you in advance,
Alexeywell... let me try to post a reply with a formatted message by myself:
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We are experiencing the low HDD space issue, and we found that the reason is crash reports created by SAP even that we don't have crashes.
The path and the size of each folder (there are from 1 to 5 new folders created each working day for each user) are shown on the screen shot: http://screencast.com/t/TPAn5s3b7n
It looks like new folder of 100Mb size is created every time SAP Client is closed, even this is closed perfect with no issues.
As per http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc709644%28WS.10%29.aspx error reporting could be disabled, but that's not the solution since it affects all the other programs and not only SAP.
Users work on 2 Terminal Servers with Win Server 2008 Standard SP2 64bit.
SAP Business One version: 2007 A (8.00.230) SP: 01 PL: 05
We'd like to know the reason of creating these folders/files and is this possible to disable pseudo-crash reports for SBO?
Thank you in advance,
Alexey -
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Hello. When I create a Virtual Machine for Oracle Linux 5 to install EBS R12, I allocate 300GB to the VM. I download EBS R12 Source Files (45.7GB) and unzip the files (46GB). Total size of stage area directory(EBS_R12) is 91.7GB.
Because some files are corrupted and cannot install, I move the folder EBS_R12 into trash but cannot empty trash. I move EBS_R12 from trash back to the directory. Then at root user, use command "rm -rf " to delete EBS_R12 completely.
I shut down Oracle Linux 5 and restart it, 91.7GB disk space cannot recover.
I download some other files into Oracle Linux files and then delete those files, but disk space cannot be recovered either.
It seems that OEL5 virtual disk only can expand but cannot be reduced. The VM disk space is less than 200GB now and not enough to install EBS R12.
Can any folks tell me how to make 91.7GB disk space and some more disk space come up ?Folks,
Hello. Thanks a lot for replying.
Host OS is Windows 7, Guest OS is Oracle Linux 5 on the top of VMPlayer 3. The VM of Oracle Linux 5 is created on the external USB drive and not on the local hard disk.
There is a directory /tmp/VMwareDnd/376c7cae/EBS_R12 in Oracle Linux 5 file system. I copy/Paste the folder of EBS_R12 from Windows 7 into Oracle Linux 5. All of zip files and unzipped files are placed in the folder of EBS_R12.
After EBS_R12 is deleted, the external USB drive(F:) doesn't come up 91.7GB disk space.
My question is:
Where to run "boot>linux rescue" command ?
Does this command work correctly in the external USB drive ?
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