9GB log file generated

Hi
The reporting services is generating large log files of 9GB daily and using
all the virtual memory that all applications on my win2003 server stop
running. Application is running on sql server 2000 and Microsoft Report
Server SP1.
How do I go about trouble-shooting this?
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Regards PatsyWhich report server log is getting up to 9GB?
Is it the ReportServerTempDB log or ReportServer log? (it better not be the
ReportServer log...)
Or do you mean the actual LOG files in the reportserver directory? (these
are text files)
One thing you can check quickly, make sure the ReportServerTempDB database
is set to simple recovery mode.
=-Chris
"Patsy" <Patsy@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:12B3FCC9-60A3-4F48-B1F0-385B5C2DA7D4@.microsoft.com...
> Hi
> The reporting services is generating large log files of 9GB daily and
> using
> all the virtual memory that all applications on my win2003 server stop
> running. Application is running on sql server 2000 and Microsoft Report
> Server SP1.
> How do I go about trouble-shooting this?
> --
> Regards Patsy|||This is a known issue. You could search this group for -- log hotfix.
One reply from MS said:
Ask product support for the fix associated with KB 885286.
I believe this is fixed in sp2
Patsy wrote:
> Hi
> The reporting services is generating large log files of 9GB daily and using
> all the virtual memory that all applications on my win2003 server stop
> running. Application is running on sql server 2000 and Microsoft Report
> Server SP1.
> How do I go about trouble-shooting this?
> --
> Regards Patsy

401 authorization denied error for web service proxy

all-
When I have a SQLXML 3.0 virtual directory set up on the same web server as the one that my application is in on my local machine, I can run the application. When I move the web reference (and the web service) to a different server, I can access the
application on my machine with http://localhost but not http://<machinename>.
I have tried setting various properties from the System.Web.Services library in addition to credentials. Here are the the things I have tried:
proxy.UnsafeAuthenticatedConnectionSharing = true;
proxy.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
proxy.PreAuthenticate = true;
Maybe the problem is with IIS, but the username does seem to be passed in correctly when it is localhost.
to recap
SAME BOX LOCAL WEB, REMOTE SQLXML BOTH REMOTE
http://localhost YES YES NO
http://<machinename> YES NO NO
After further troubleshooting I can say with some confidence that this is a problem with server-to-server communication.
I have found KB articles on ServerXMLHTTP and how to pass default credentials from server to server, but no examples in .NET.
I also tried every syntax of proxycfg that I could think of, all the way down to
proxycfg -d
Now all requests bypass the proxy server and I still can't pass default credentials.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.