It isn't exactly what you asked for, but here's what I do...in
.procmailrc put something like:
LOGFILE=$MAILDIR/logs/log.`date +%y-%m-%d`
and then run a cronjob to compress/clean up anything over the
threshold. Since date has formats for week (%U/%V/%W) you could get
the right log period. The only thing this doesn't really do is roll
based on the size threshold (which I hope you're not reaching, yikes).
-Deke
On Fri, 24 Mar 2006, Mike Marion wrote:
> Here's one I haven't tried yet, and alas, google returns way too much
> unrelated stuff to help.
>
> Would like to take a logrotate.d/procmail.log file of:
> /home/mmarion/Mail/procmail.log {
> compress
> weekly
> dateext
> maxage 999
> rotate 200
> missingok
> olddir archive
> notifempty
> size +20480k
> create 640 mmarion sysadmin
> sharedscripts
> }
>
> and do every user in one config.. I know * will work in the file (i.e.
> /home/*/Mail/procmail.log) but I need the "create" line to basically do:
> create 640 $user users
> matching whatever * matched in the file declaration line. Don't see anything
> obvious in man page that relates to this.. if it can even be done. Also, the
> olddir directive of 'archive' should expand relatively to
> /home/$user/Mail/archive per user as well.
>
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> Mike Marion-Unix SysAdmin/Staff Engineer-http://www.miguelito.org
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> Homer: "Talking while the TV's on can't be good for you!"
> ==> Simpsons
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