What's the date/time stamp on the one error log? As Kurt said, and from
what I read online, files are only generated when there's output for that
log. I think 2.4.10 has a -c option to generate a file even if there's no
output.
Your directory list shows that there are error logs with the date stam
On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 5:56 AM, Jochen Wiedmann
wrote:
> a) There is a daily entry for the access.log. Good. But, what about
> the error.log?
>
If no line is written, rotatelogs doesn't check the time or potentially
create a new file. Your LogLevel is probably low.
> b)There's still a gian
Hi,
like with a lot of other people, our log files grew too big over time.
So we decided to give rotatelogs a try (I am talking about Apache
Httpd 2.2 on Windows Server 2003 R2, 64 Bit.) Here's the relevant
excerpt from httpd.conf:
$ grep rotatelogs httpd.conf
ErrorLog "|C:/Prg/Apache2.2/bin/rota
Hi!
The behaviour of the ErrorLog is as designed. rotatelogs does not create a file
when nothing is logged during that given interval.
Some ideas about the big file issue:
- are you sure you have no additional ErrorLog or CustomLog directives?
- maybe you have an additional apache instance with
