Tom Lane wrote:
Pallav Kalva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Postmaster is using these settings, SHOW tells me all the settings
are right as per the postgresql.conf settings. I am checking the log
rotation after restarting the postmaster, Postgres was restarted last
monday morning and it generated a new log file postgresql-15.log since
then and up until now it is still writing to the same file , its been
over a week and 6 hours now.
"Week and 6 hours"? Try waiting a bit longer. The switchover points
are not x-hours-since-postmaster-start, they are designed to be
reasonable integer multiples. For instance, with rotation set for 24
hours, rotation occurs at local midnight, not whatever time of day
the postmaster was last restarted as. With a 7-day setting it should
occur at local midnight of days that are a multiple of 7 days since
1-1-1970 ... which is Thursdays I think.
What I suspect happened is that it rotated last Thursday midnight, but
since %U hadn't changed since Monday, it overwrote the same file it was
using before. Check to see what the oldest entry in the file is ...
It didnt overwrite the file, the last log entry on the file is from
2005-04-11 which is last monday.
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