LogFusion RSS: Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/RSS/?TopicID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24 LogFusion RSS: Large log files crash logfusion Thu, 30 Apr 2026 17:44:47 GMT en hourly 1 https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/RSS/?TopicID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24 RE: Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#8 Mon, 12 Sep 2016 15:52:11 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#8 LogFusion We've just released LogFusion 5.0 Beta 1 (https://www.logfusion.ca/Download/Beta), and this should be much better now. Could you test it out and let us know how it goes?

Thanks! ]]> RE: Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#7 Thu, 11 Aug 2016 19:17:29 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#7 LogFusion Not yet, no. This is proving to be more tricky than it seemed at first. We don't use the Win32 ListView because it's not flexible enough, so the Virtual ListView Style isn't available to us. We'll keep you posted when we have more news, in the meantime, limiting the log size or number of lines in the LogFusion Settings would be the best way to workaround this for now.

Thanks! ]]> RE: Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#6 Wed, 10 Aug 2016 14:49:38 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#6 LogFusion
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We're still planning to have it fixed in the next version, though I can't offer an ETA on when it will be available yet.

Thanks!


It looks like this wasn't fixed in version 4.3. :-[ ]]> RE: Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#5 Wed, 16 Mar 2016 19:29:56 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#5 LogFusion We're still planning to have it fixed in the next version, though I can't offer an ETA on when it will be available yet.

Thanks! ]]> RE: Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#4 Wed, 16 Mar 2016 14:25:45 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#4 LogFusion I hope this fix will be made available soon :) ]]> RE: Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#3 Wed, 25 Nov 2015 20:33:32 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#3 LogFusion We were able to reproduce the same behaviour here, and we'll hopefully have it all fixed up for the next version.

Thanks! ]]> RE: Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#2 Tue, 24 Nov 2015 19:16:45 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24#2 LogFusion We'll test this out and see what we can do! ]]> Large log files crash logfusion https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24 Mon, 23 Nov 2015 18:27:51 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.logfusion.ca/Discussions/View/large-log-files-crash-logfusion/?ID=7bcaea53-41ec-4aaf-b58f-e56c935b6c24 LogFusion ... when disabling the "Limit the number of bytes to load from a log file when first opened" option.

Unfortunately our logs frequently grow over 200 MB and I disabled that option for convenience. But logfusion will freeze when loading a large one, I'd have to manually crop the log and try loading again.

TaskManager reports over 2 GB of RAM usage when loading a 200 MB log file. Are there plans to better handle memory?

I'm sure you have considered it but it almost seems like the grid control is not using virtualization... ]]>