Is is enough for us to simply #ifdef these changes in mod_log_config.c or would you rather see a separate logging module? Except for the addition of these two directives, everything else works for us.
Brad Brad Nicholes Senior Software Engineer Novell, Inc., a leading provider of Net business solutions http://www.novell.com >>> "Ryan Bloom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wednesday, February 27, 2002 3:28:25 PM >>> > Like I mentioned before, on NetWare we can't use a piped log because the > NetWare OS doesn't support pipes. A cron job is also a problem because > we don't have that either. Since Apache created the log file, writes to > the log file, formats the output and closes the log file, is it that big > of a leap to have it rotate the log file as well? It always has been in the past. The thing is that the web server should be serving pages, not mucking with log files. The other thing is that rotation is going to need to be different on different platforms. How does Windows handle it if you try to rotate a log file in the middle of writing to the log. There is definitely a race condition there, where you are writing a message in one thread, and another thread moves the file out of the way? I really think that if NetWare can't use the current mod_log_config then I think you need to write a NetWare specific logging module. Ryan
