On Friday 17 June 2005 16:28, The Undefined wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 17, 2005 at 04:09:21PM +0300, Elan Ruusamäe wrote:
> > > How do you want to make bind log outside the chroot??
> >
> > hmm, if bind chroot is %{_var}/lib/named
> > then %{_var}/lib/named/named.log is inside chroot
>
> what about logrotate then? when archive is on /var/log?
> (logrotate can't work, when source and archive are on different
> partitions)
unless you have /var/log as separate partition thenm yes. but usually people
have /var in one piece :)
and logrotate can be made work using lastaction script:
/var/lib/named/named.log {
create 640 named named
# must be on same partition as log itself.
olddir /var/lib/named
# lastaction script does the compress
nocompress
# just to limit for on expression below
rotate 9
postrotate
/bin/killall -HUP named
endscript
lastaction
for a in /var/lib/named/*.?; do
/usr/bin/bzip2 < $a > /var/log/archiv/named/$(basename
$a) && rm -f $a
done
endscript
}
(note: this script is not tested)
also it can be made working with copytruncate option, i believe, that could
cause lost loglines, which isn't good either.
--
glen
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