Log Name: System
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Resource-Exhaustion-Detector
Event ID: 2004
Task Category: Resource Exhaustion Diagnosis Events
Level: Warning
Keywords: Events related to exhaustion of system commit limit (virtual memory).
User: SYSTEM
Computer: evserver01.evlab.local
Description:
Windows successfully diagnosed a low virtual memory condition. The following programs consumed the most virtual memory: EVConverterSandbox.exe (36348) consumed 196106526720 bytes, java.exe (33608) consumed 9754206208 bytes, and DTrace.exe (33192) consumed 4171091968 bytes.
DTrace:
15377252 18:48:25.893 [4028] (StorageCrawler) <28080> EV:L {CMimeBodyPartImpl::GetDecodedContentStream} Content-type [application/x-iwork-numbers-sffnumbers], charset [(null)]. Is text type [False]. BodyPart Id [5114A3787F489B937B76F51C366EF0A1/M.2]
15377270 18:48:25.893 [4028] (StorageCrawler) <28080> EV:H {CContentConverter::ConvertAndAddToItem} Invoking conversion. Mode [0], Subject [Email with iWork file attachment], File type [numbers]
15377405 18:48:25.925 [29348] (EVConverterSandbox) <20956> EV:M {CINSOConverter::TryExternalConverter} File Id [FI_? (1391)] Sniffed file type [Not found]. Source file type [numbers]
15377406 18:48:25.925 [29348] (EVConverterSandbox) <20956> EV:H {CINSOConverter::MapExternalConverterResultToInsoStatus} Conversion failed. Reason [(null)] Result [0xc0040602] ==> Status [Operation not supported (16777220)]
17053283 18:48:55.948 [29348] (EVConverterSandbox) <29224> EV:L {CCvtSandboxStub::PulseHeartbeat} (Entry)
17053286 18:48:55.948 [29348] (EVConverterSandbox) <29224> EV:L {CCvtSandboxStub::PulseHeartbeat} (Exit) Status: [Success]
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23755790 18:52:26.073 [29348] (EVConverterSandbox) <29224> EV:L {CCvtSandboxStub::PulseHeartbeat} (Entry)
23755791 18:52:26.073 [29348] (EVConverterSandbox) <29224> EV:L {CCvtSandboxStub::PulseHeartbeat} (Exit) Status: [Success]
Enterprise Vault uses Oracle Outside-In Converter to convert different file types to HTML or Text at the time of archiving or indexing (if conversion fails during archiving).
Oracle Outside-In does not have support for Apple iWork processing, except in File Identification. It has been identified that Oracle Outside-In is causing a memory leak while processing Apple iWork files which had been reported to Oracle Support.
Oracle has released a fix for this issue (Bug 35625039) in their January release and will avoid the memory leak:
https://updates.oracle.com/Orion/Services/download?type=readme&aru=25525641
This will be included in EV 14.5.2 and 15.0. EVConverterSandbox should be able to handle these files without causing the issue as of these releases.
As a workaround, these file types can be excluded from the Conversion settings available at site level.(Site Settings > Advanced > Content Conversion > File types excluded from conversion)