[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Does Mailman need to be stopped before cleaning up the log files or can I just
>"cat /dev/null > error"
It is best to do
bin/mailmanctl reopen
following any logfile changes done while Mailman is running.
Why not use logrotate? A typical config excerpt for logrotat
Does Mailman need to be stopped before cleaning up the log files or can I just
"cat /dev/null > error"
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