can you check any of your process got killed and the server was
restarted.Just curious if the process owner got changed in case, and the new
process owner thinks the file size starts from zero.Just check it out.
Thanks
-A
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 12:11 PM, Andre Hübner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Servus,
To rotate the logs you can use Apaches piped rotatelogs:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/programs/rotatelogs.html
Put something like the following in your httpd.conf (or whereever your
logging is define),
'CustomLog "| /bin/rotatelogs -l
/logs/access_log%Y-%m-%d_%H_%M_%S
2048M"
> >>What is the advantage of having larger log files? Why not rotate daily?
> >>You don't want to rotate once it reaches 2GB. You should be doing it way
> >>before then. Large log files are harder to search through and make sense
> >>of.
> Andre Hübner wrote:
> >sense is to have one file that c
Andre Hübner wrote:
Servus,
What is the advantage of having larger log files? Why not rotate daily?
You don't want to rotate once it reaches 2GB. You should be doing it way
before then. Large log files are harder to search through and make sense
of.
sense is to have one file that can be
Servus,
What is the advantage of having larger log files? Why not rotate daily?
You don't want to rotate once it reaches 2GB. You should be doing it way
before then. Large log files are harder to search through and make sense
of.
sense is to have one file that can be webalized cause webaliz
