Brian,
I use cronolog, I never had any problems with it (using it on 20 physicall
machines). Compiles easily, here is the line for httpd.conf (sample) (for
Apache):
CustomLog "|/usr/local/sbin/cronolog
/var/log/httpd/www.myserver1.com/%Y/myserver1-access-%m-%d.log"
combined
m & d -- determines that the logs will be rotated daily...
Y actually creates the dirs... if needed...
Here's the stuff:
http://www.ford-mason.co.uk/resources/cronolog/
Have fun!
--Josef
> Sorry Karel
>
> I hadn't realised 'cronolog' was part of logrotate - still my man
> logrotate has nothing on this!! Perhaps it not part of RH6.1 default
> install?
>
> Best regards, Brian
>
> > >Hi Josef
> > >
> > >I am still struggling with logrotate so I would be interested in anything
> > > you are doing with cronolog (can't find any docs on this!)
> > >
> >
> > You mean, outside of 'man logrotate'?
> >
> > Man pages are required reading for any core app you want to manipulate.
>
>
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