I'm sorry on the original post I meant:

with: 

u_ex150707.log -> u_ex%Y&m%d.log -> works fine for each file creation 
(daily)

but with:

u_ex15070723.log -> u_ex%Y&m%d%H.log -> It reads the file but I have to 
restart ossec otherwise it won't read it automatically (Hourly).

Thanks

sexta-feira, 17 de Julho de 2015 às 13:22:18 UTC+1, LGuerra escreveu:

> Hi,
>
> I found a few topics regarding IIS log rotation however, no one seems to 
> have an easy answer for this. 
>
> I have huge amount of IIS logs that can't be managed daily and so I have 
> to set them to rotate hourly. Is there a way of getting OSSEC to refresh 
> and read these files this way without having to restart agent?
>
> Example, I have these:
>
> u_ex15070723.log
> If I set them  to  "u_ex%Y%m%d.log" they will be read by ossec daily 
> without a problem however if I have:
>
> u_ex15070723.log
> And I had to set as "u_ex%Y%m%d%H.log" This way, Ossec won't read files 
> hourly. I have to restart it manually or by batch which, I think, it's not 
> the correct/best way (It will pollut the logs).
>
> Does anyone knows a way of achieving this without restarting?
>
> Thanks!
>

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