Both logrotate and savelog are used in the system cron scripts. Is there
a reason for this -- should one be used over another in some cases?
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On Mon, 24 Nov 1997, Remco van de Meent wrote:
>for LOG in syslog otherlog somelog morelog
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> or whatever names you're using :)
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> bash(1) manual page would have told you the same, by the way.
Yes, it was obvious to me once I had seen the answer.
Thanks to all who responded.
Bob
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. Just replicate your
logs following that entry as a template.
Hope this helps some.
Steve Mayer
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Bob Nielsen wrote:
> cron.daily runs a script sysklogd to rotate the logs in /var/log with
> savelog. I have added some logs to the defaults, but one of them doesn't
> ge
On Sun, Nov 23, 1997 at 11:22:21PM -0700, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> cron.daily runs a script sysklogd to rotate the logs in /var/log with
> savelog. I have added some logs to the defaults, but one of them doesn't
> get rotated. Is there a way to reconfigure what happens with this script
On Sun, 23 Nov 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
: cron.daily runs a script sysklogd to rotate the logs in /var/log with
: savelog. I have added some logs to the defaults, but one of them doesn't
: get rotated. Is there a way to reconfigure what happens with this script:
[...]
: for LOG in s
cron.daily runs a script sysklogd to rotate the logs in /var/log with
savelog. I have added some logs to the defaults, but one of them doesn't
get rotated. Is there a way to reconfigure what happens with this script:
#! /bin/sh
# sysklogd Cron script to rotate system log files
On Sun, 5 Oct 1997, Debian List wrote:
> However, that would cause the "useless" creation of the .0 file because it
> will be nearly empty... :( each savelog would take up 2 files.
It's just a shell script. Copy it somewhere (so you're changes won't be
lost when
Yes, thank you.
However, that would cause the "useless" creation of the .0 file because it
will be nearly empty... :( each savelog would take up 2 files.
Anyone used the "logrotate" program (redhat has it)
Thanks
Ricardo
On Sun, 5 Oct 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
> Debian Li
Debian List wrote:
> I want to use savelog but I need the option that the .0 file created gets
> compressed immediately... Can savelog do that?
No. However, I think if you run the same savelog command trice in a row, you
will get the effect you want. file.0 will still be uncompressed, b
Hi,
I want to use savelog but I need the option that the .0 file created gets
compressed immediately... Can savelog do that?
Thanks
Ricardo
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`dpkg -S savelog' on my system reports:
debianutils: /usr/man/man8/savelog.8
debianutils: /usr/bin/savelog
At some stage it disappeared from my machine as well. I just reinstalled it.
Giuseppe
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> After installing debian recently, I've started getting messages from
> the cron processes that it cannot find the 'savelog' command. I looked
> for it on my system and cannot find it. Anyone know which package this
>
On Sun, 8 Sep 1996, Matthew D Moss wrote:
> After installing debian recently, I've started getting messages from
> the cron processes that it cannot find the 'savelog' command. I looked
> for it on my system and cannot find it. Anyone know which package this
> belon
After installing debian recently, I've started getting messages from
the cron processes that it cannot find the 'savelog' command. I looked
for it on my system and cannot find it. Anyone know which package this
belongs to?
Thanks...
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