I'm trying to make a Debian system rotate its logfiles so that each previous day's logs have YYYY-MM-DD appended to the name (just before compression) and they then keep the same name until deleted. As opposed to the standard Debian method, where logs get a single number appended, which is then changed every day for every log file.
It looks as though the logrotate and savelog mechanisms in Debian have their own very entrenched ideas about what names to give to rotated log files, and any attempt to change them will make the whole log rotation system break. I'm ideally looking for a nice simple user-configurable setting that enables YYYY-MM-DD log files, but am of course willing to do a bit more work than that if required. I have checked the list archives, but found nothing that helps me. Am I missing something really obvious? Surely with this being a standard log rotation naming scheme on SuSE for so many years, someone else would have needed this in Debian by now? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
