Hi, I'm currently in a project where we try to burn log-files from disk to dvd-r. The goal is to rotate a log-file every 20 minutes and have it copied to read-only media in order to make it hard for an evil person to tamper with the file.
We currently use the following commands in order to burn the files: initially, with a new media: growisofs -input-charset=iso-8859-15 --speed=1 -Z <list of files> -R -J and for appending more files: growisofs -input-charset=iso-8859-15 --speed=1 -M <list of files> -R -J The problem is that after a while, about 1,5 days, we can no longer append files. As the files are quite small, much below 100MB totally, my guess is that we are running out of sessions. However, someone suggested that we might be able to use multiple tracks in each session. This would gain us 99 tracks * the number of sessions, effectively increasing the period by a factor 100 before needing to switch media. I have tried reading the manuals of mkisofs and cdrecord but have not been able to come up with a command-line that would write multiple tracks to a session. Do anyone on this list have a suggestion on how to do this? Or maybe an insight into whether this would be possible to implement at all? Regards, //Hugo -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
