Mark Andrews wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Kevin Darcy writes:
>
>> Jonathan Petersson wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> Is there some statement that you can give that triggers bind to check out a
>>> current log-file when a new day occurs. I'm currently using the size option
>>> but it would be useful if you could have 1 file per day instead.
>>>
>>> If not I guess I'll have to do a cronjob.
>>>
>>>
>> Yeah, it would be nice if there were an rndc "logroll" command.
>>
>> For that matter, it would be nice to have a cache-cleaning command in
>> rndc as well, so that one could schedule that potentially-disruptive
>> activity for off-hours.
>>
>
> rndc flush (clears the entire cache)
> rndc flushname (clears the given name)
>
clear != clean. I'm talking about only deleting the expired entries. I
know about cleaning-interval, and it's a handy tunable, but in
high-performance environments sometimes one needs uneven intervals or to
skip intervals sometimes (e.g. during month-end processing or whatever).
An rndc command for "manual" cleaning would give more fine-grained control.
- Kevin
