On Fri, 16 Aug 2002, Rahul Kumar wrote:
> Actually the original program is Apache, and i wouldnt want to touch it.
> Was hoping for an external Unix way.
well, if it is apache, then you simply send it a signal. apache keeps
track of the log file size, so if it changes, it won't really know what
to do. if you truncate the log file, you'll find that apache continues
writing from where it left off, and fills the space before with NULLs.
Not sure if you send it a SIGUSR1 or a SIGHUP, but you can check the
manual for that, or just check your logrotate file for apache - it does
the same thing.
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