I do this in crontab (crontab -e) like this.
# if rivendell daemons are running, create the next days log if it
doesn't already exist
0 2 * * * [ "`systemctl is-active rivendell`" == "active" ] &&
/usr/local/bin/rdlogmanager -g -t -P -s Production
It creates the next day's log at 2 am (if it doesn't already exist) so
it's always a day ahead. Works like a charm.
My installation (rdlogmanager) is under /usr/local/bin, but yours might
be in /usr/bin
-p - generate log
-t - merge traffic
-P don't overwrite existing log
-s <service>
Mvh
Marius
On 4/25/20 9:34 PM, Phil Biehl wrote:
I have logs working more or less correctly in RDAirplay but I seem to
have a problem. When the log runs to the chain event to the next days
log, it fails and RDAirplay stops because there is no log to chain to.
If there is a log then all is well. How are log automatically
generated? Any ideas why it isn’t getting generated?
Thanks all,Phil
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