Frage von tillsen:
Work with After Effects 7 and have since console.log files today 3 aggregation 300GB fill with text such as:
After Effects (327.0 xa000eca8) malloc: *** set a breakpoint in szone_error to debug
After Effects (327.0 xa000eca8) malloc: *** vm_allocate (size = 4726784) failed (error code = 3)
After Effects (327.0 xa000eca8) malloc: *** error: can not
allocate region Has anyone experience with this? Was long synonymous in the network and because of the one heißts pages "the files you can easily delete" of the other but "do not delete!"
Thank you for your answers!
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
Hi, log files are really only for debugging determined (and your logs appear to contain what synonymous).
The you can safely join in the garbage. You need them only if they want to send the support - but 300 GB is enough violently. Normally, a software sowas synonymous done only on request or if, with an appropriate message and the reference to the logs off.
If you do not really trust the delete (trash goes in the size), rename the first things around and see what happens. Then I would in AE (I do not know, sorry) times to see if somewhere there is an option, the logs off (might debug, ErrorLog so hot).
No human being is 300 Gbyte read and still be smart draus :-)
BG, Andreas
