Mark,
Looking back to your original mail ...
> ns_section ns/server/${server}/module/nslog
...
> ns_param file ${serverroot}/log/${server}.log
Um, that's the path for the server log, but nslog is the configuration
for access logs. Is your access log getting clobbered by your server
log?
> ns_param maxbackup 1000
> ns_param rollday *
> ns_param rollfmt %Y-%m-%d-%H:%M
> ns_param rollhour 0
> ns_param rollonsignal true
> ns_param rolllog true
Ah, if you set "rollfmt", then "maxbackup" is effectively ignored.
What OS are you on? Is ":" a legal character in filenames on the
filesystem you're writing to? (It isn't on Win32, for example.) It
might be worth changing "rollfmt" to just "%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M" to test.
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