Phil Rzewski

Here's an example from a community user that was recently floated in a [Slack thread](https://brimdata.slack.com/archives/CTSMAK6G7/p1668455016008069). The area where they expressed interest was "doing deep mutations on a JSON document", saying...

Update: The changes in #4420 make it such that `unflatten()` part of the Zed shown above needs to be adjusted to: ``` $ zq -version Version: v1.8.1-55-ged3b0865 $ zq -Z...

I ran some tests where I varied the **Idle timeout** setting on the EC2 Load Balancer that sits in front of the cloud VM and confirmed that this does indeed...

I shared the details in the prior update with the team and based on that have upped the timeout on the load balancer to 300 seconds. Closing this issue.

@burpheart: I wanted to make you aware that we've come up with an idea to address this at the Zed layer that's now tracked in #4546. Another user had reported...

Also, shortly after I filed, I realized it was worth doing another run without invoking `local` just to rule out memory problems related to the scripts loaded there. I'll spare...

Hmm. The plot thickens. I thought that while waiting to hear back on this one I'd try testing with the rest of the many test pcaps at https://archive.wrccdc.org/pcaps/2018/ but with...

Thanks @JustinAzoff! Indeed, your theory panned out. I just commented out the SSH `interesting-hostnames` line in my `local.zeek` on my test Windows VM and was able to successfully run Zeek...

Assuming I did it right, it doesn't seem to cause a crash. I put your script into a file `justin.zeek` and ran it repeatedly. Output seems to toggle. No crash....

@JustinAzoff: Ok, I just tried that, and it seems to validate your "it's definitely something" theory. I was able to use the stock scripts (i.e., both `detect-MHR` and `interesting-hostnames` enabled...