Can you please be more precise with your method?
Tried mv access.log acess.rotated
cp blank acess.log
but kannel continues to write in the acess.rotated
Davor
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From: Mihai Zsigmond [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Davor,
Actually is the following sequence:
cp access.log access.rotated
cp -f a1.txt access.log
chmod 644 access.log
gzip -f -9 access.rotated
As you can see you must not move the access.log but replace it with an empty
file. The last step is optional.
I must emphasize that I used this
Hi Davor,
As I have said in a previous post this method has been devised for low traffic
SMSC links ( limit 1 SMS/sec). Most possible you loose the messages between the
end of first copy command and the end of the second command.
To minimise that risk, use a script rather than prompt commands
The proper approach to log rotation is to rename the files, create new
files and kill -HUP the boxes to force them to start logging on the new
files.
Copying the files it's a very bad idea IMHO. If you happen to have a lot of
traffic and the files are big it'll take a while to copy and you'll
when using aysnc mode to send sms, normally, there will be another thread at
the backgroud listen to kannel submit_smresp and deliver_sm. my question is
how to know the delivery report belong to which sms message ? anyway to
encapsulate hidden id inside submit_sm so that we can retrieve back
