Hein Bauer wrote:
Dear list,
i'd like to know if anyone is interested in the improvement/bughunting of savelog. I have/had lots of touble oops trouble with it.
A box using bering1.0-stable is running. I had a look at the newer versions of uclibc to check if that file has been changed since I am using it. Does not seem so. The last entry is : "...by Guy Maor <maoratdebiandotorg> "
For newer versions, you might want to check the latest releases of Debian, which is where the savelog function used in LEAF came from initially.
Whats going wrong ?<snip>
So I have some questions left to solve all that ;-)
Starting savelog from commandline works better. The rotation works better. But it is triggert from cron. I suspect changes in the environment responsible to that.
I am searching for an entry in /proc to check the freespace of /var/log. Did not find anything usable.
Whats the best way to check the size of a file ? Is there another way instead of SIZE=`ls file | cut/sed/awk something` ? I tought of something like SIZE=`ls -paramter filename` Even "man bash" revealed nothing...
You probably want something like:
find /var/log/ -type f -size +35k
...which will find all normal files in /var/log that are larger than 35K bytes.
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