Package: sarg Version: 2.1-4 With default cron, logrotate & squid settings under Debian, Squid's log is rotated every morning at 6:25, truncating /var/log/squid/access.log. This is acceptable default behaviour for a squid installation without sarg, but with sarg there are problems. eg, sarg daily reports lose 6 hours and 25 minutes worth of data. Weekly and Monthly reports will not work at all.
If a user is interested in daily sarge reports, then the squid log rotation should ideally take place at 12 AM each evening. If a user is interested in weekly or monthy reports, sarge should run at 12 AM (once a week or month) and then the squid log rotated immediately afterwards A default sarg installation should not by default behave badly (losing 6+ hours data every day). It should have an option to re-configure squid log rotation, or at least tell the user that a manual logrotate configuration is necessary. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
