Hello,
My problem is simple: I'd like to have rotated logs named :
sitemap.log.2003.01.15.18.19h. I have already found that cocoon is able to
append and rotate logs which can be quite nicely configured. I've read that
there are two types of log file naming
1. revolving : you have to provide start and stop log index. File names look
like : sitemap.log.1, sitemap.log.2. When the upper bound index is reached the
lower index is taken so the log rotates
2. unique : filename is sitemap.log.<uniqueid> where logkit documentation says
that unique id is a number of milisecond since 1970/sth/sth. I've read in
logkit documentation that the file name may also contain "human readable" date
version but I have not idea how to configure it in the logkit.xconf file.
I need to change the log file every hour because I'm sometimes searching for
database errors and in bigger files it's a nightmare.
best regards
ouzo
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