use of syslog is optional. I dont compile it with syslog as I want to
have separate logfiles.
my small test C programm shows that normal compilation hits this wall.
But if I open the file with fopen64, then it works. Rather strange as
Linux seems to be the only OS where this has been done like that.
I'll check what the currentl CVS does about this.
-D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 is not working here.
will verify with -D_LARGE_FILES. Also I found similar names (but not
same) in the headerfiles.
This was tested on Fedora5.
On 06.09.2006, at 15:54, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
Andreas Fink <andreas 'at' fink.org> writes:
However if kannel's gwlib runs in full debug mode and the logfile
hits 2GB, the application quits/stops working and when you relaunch
it, it appends to the same 2GB logfile and quits again because it
cant go beyond this 2GB limit.
"log.c" seems to be able to use syslog, so on Linux at least it
should use syslog and have no file limit or log rotation problem.
I'm rather confused.
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