On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 18:49:34 -0800, Quinn Comendant wrote:
> Are there any others?
Just to keep this info in the same thread, here is one that I had previously
mentioned...
John M. Simpson wrote:
This is a script that i run as a cron job every hour. it goes through
/service/*/log/main and finds all of the "@*.[su]" files, runs them through
tai64nlocal, and adds them to /var/log/{service}.YYYY-MM-DD automatically...
which gives me per-day log files for all of the services i manage using
daemontools.
if you run it with the "-a" parameter, it sends an ALRM signal to each multilog
process and waits two seconds before looking for "@*.[su]" files, so it can
"force a cut-off at midnight" if you have a need for such a thing.
i also run all of my multilog processes with "n1024 s1048576". none of my
services come anywhere close to 1GB per hour of log data, so i've never been an
issue- although if i did have a high-traffic service, i would raise these
parameters accordingly, or just run this script more often.
i know it's not as automatic as you would like, but it's already written, it
works, and it's free (in the GPLv2 sense of the word.)
http://qmail.jms1.net/scripts/convert-multilog
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