On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Ounsted, Toby wrote:
> I'm pretty sure it's the logrotate - the presumption being
> that named is trying to write to the file, the file gets rotated, named
> commits suicide. The obvious one is to have named log to a file other than
> 'messages' and ot rotate that file but it's not a real fix and I don't think
> that named should behave that way in the first place..
How are you testing named's live/dead status?
Specifically, what happens when you use nslookup to interrogate it after
the logs are rotated?
Does "ps aux | grep named" suggest that the process is still running?
I ask because I have named and logrotate coexisting happily. However,
watching the log with "tail -f" had me puzzled once upon a time - until I
realized that named wasn't gone, it just wasn't logging where I was
looking.
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