2011/5/17 Jeff Rogers dv...@diphi.com:
Alexey Pechnikov wrote:
2011/5/17 Jeff Rogersdv...@diphi.com:
Undocumented behaviour is bug, isn't it?
I didn't suggest that it wasn't, I only offered a possible workaround for
you to solve the immediate problem facing you.
Thx, I use daemontools
Alexey Pechnikov wrote:
Thx, I use daemontools for starting AOL Server
/usr/sbin/aolserver4-nsd -f ...
and stdout may be logged by multilog (as example).
Oh, the server log has the same issue. That one doesn't have automatic
timed rolling, but it will still roll on a signal or an appropriate
With 2Gb size of log file all scripts don't work and the log file
don't growing. Only static files are serves
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The log module supports rolling. Normally it is done daily, but if your
logs are growing too quickly and hitting 2G within a day you could set
up a cronjob to send the server a signal to roll the logs, or a
scheduled task within the server to roll the logs every hour, or when
they reach a
2011/5/17 Jeff Rogers dv...@diphi.com:
Undocumented behaviour is bug, isn't it?
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Alexey Pechnikov wrote:
2011/5/17 Jeff Rogersdv...@diphi.com:
Undocumented behaviour is bug, isn't it?
I didn't suggest that it wasn't, I only offered a possible workaround
for you to solve the immediate problem facing you.
There is a bugtracker for aolserver at sf where you can file
