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New Error Message I've Not Seen Before

L3 Networker

Caught this in the temporary file for log processing...

 

 

# There is insufficient memory for the Java Runtime Environment to continue.
# Native memory allocation (mmap) failed to map 113700864 bytes for committing reserved memory.
# An error report file with more information is saved as:
# /tmp/hs_err_pid51410.log

 

Also, now, I have a situation where i cannot process any logs for at least one certain firewall, in that it seems to think there is a process already running for it. The pic shows that I cannot click the Process Files button (it never goes clickable) and there is a  link shown to the Spark processing status that is not actually reachable/running.

 

 

logprocstuck.PNG

 

So, basically, i need to figure out how to clear this status...it's survived a reboot already, so there has to be a file or something somewhere that I need to remove or something, I am guessing.

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L5 Sessionator

You can delete jobs by going to:

 

Settings-> Jobs -> Queue.

You can then select the job and look for that specific job and remove it.

 

Another option is to go to the Dashboard, and click on the "Remove all" button that you have for the agent. This will remove all jobs that are in queue, including the Spark jobs.

 

Regarding the origin of the issue, which was a lack of memory for JVM: How much RAM is your VM allocated? How much RAM does it state in the /home/userSpace/environmentParameters.php?

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L5 Sessionator

You can delete jobs by going to:

 

Settings-> Jobs -> Queue.

You can then select the job and look for that specific job and remove it.

 

Another option is to go to the Dashboard, and click on the "Remove all" button that you have for the agent. This will remove all jobs that are in queue, including the Spark jobs.

 

Regarding the origin of the issue, which was a lack of memory for JVM: How much RAM is your VM allocated? How much RAM does it state in the /home/userSpace/environmentParameters.php?

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