Hey all,
I wrote a script that creates a generic rsyslog configuration files in
rsyslog.d for all my machines. I have one problem with my log files
permissions. This is the permissions config file that my script generates
/etc/rsyslog.d/zz-002-permissions.log :
$FileGroup jboss-as-logs$umask 0000$FileCreateMode 0640
The problem is that these files are included in rsyslog.conf before creating
the systems log files (like /var/log/messages, /var/log/secure ...) and i
really don't want to change this file (---> Linux best practices).
I tried to reset all configuration variables to their default value using
&ResetConfigVariables but that doesn't work. It actually resets FileCreateMode
to 0644 for example.
Any ideas ??
I want to be able to delete /var/log/messages for example and then restart
rsyslog and have root as the owner and the group of this file with its native
permissions (0600). Is this possible with rsyslog or do i need to change
permissions manually ??
Thanks in advance
El Fatayri Anwar
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