[cobalt-users] How do I turn off the usage stats on a Raq3?

["Robert Hoare" <rh@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I've been having trouble with my 128MB Raq3 running out of memory during the
daily cron job, and the machine grinding to a halt or limping along
afterwards.  After turning off the daily cron job (so that I don't have to
reboot the machine each morning!) I find I can get the same effect (=nearly
dead machine) by running the logrotate.

I cleaned out the log files (common, and in each domain) but this still
happened.  Watching closely I saw that when I ran logrotate it spawned four
or more copies of Analog which proceeded to grow and eat all the swap space.
Presumably these are doing the daily stats.

WHERE do these copies of Analog get launched?  I can see the large web.cache
is probably why deleting the logs hasn't helped make the memory usage of the
programs more reasonable, but why does it try to run many copies (presumably
one for each domain) at the SAME time?  Memory is finite, they could be run
consecutively.

I'd like to find out where these useage stats are being run, and turn them
off (they're useless anyway).  I'm probably missing something obvious, but I
can't see where in etc/logrotate.d (or anywhere else) they're run.  Any
ideas?  Thanks!

Rob