savelogs and hooks
Hello,
I am planning to use savelogs to save my logs. savelogs has two
hooks, a premovehook and a postmovehook, where moving means
renaming the log file to today's date.
The savelogs author told me the following:
your Perl script should have a signal handler or some
other mechanism to close and reopen its log file which can be invoked
from savelogs. Otherwise, any data written by the Perl script (or any
program for that matter) after the compression phase occurs will be
lost.
Let us say that one of my logging scripts does the following
open FH, raw feed or die...
open LOG, logfile.log or die...
while (FH) {
# process feed
print LOG processed data
}
close FH;
close LOG;
Which signal handler(s) should I write to make this logging script
compatible with savelogs?
Should I have a handler that flushes the log and closes it
(premovehook)? Should I have another handler that opens it again and
continues to write to it (postmovehook)? How can I integrate those
handlers in the code above?
Many thanks.
Philippe
Class documentation...
Hi, Sherm - Thanks for the info about the docs... I still find it hard to read... so my first project is going to be a combination of WWW::Mechanize and HTML::Parser to generate a nicer list of documentation, initially as HTML, but eventually as a CB App (once I have the documentation!) I want to end up with a tree structure something like Class Name method method inherited classes Class name method method So from any class you can see all methods - even if they are inherited, I will still maintain links to the description of methods etc. I'm not sure about the Conforms to yet, but that can be phase 2. I will parse: file:///Developer/ADC%20Reference%20Library/documentation/Cocoa/ Reference/ApplicationKit/ObjC_classic/index.html Go into each Class , find all inherited classes and process the HTML from there. Does anyone see any problems with this? - is there a better source to parse? Cheers Leo
Re: Class documentation...
On 10 Jun 2005, at 11:41, Leo Lapworth wrote: I still find it hard to read... so my first project is going to be to generate a nicer list of documentation, Just for the archives - I've been pointed to: http://homepage.mac.com/aglee/downloads/appkido.html Which already seems to do exactly what I wanted... guess I'll have to think of something else for my first CB App! Cheers Leo
Re: question on Net::SSH::Perl
Thanks.
I found out the machines I have the problem with have OS X 10.4.1
installed.
10.3.8 doesn't have the problem.
I generated a public key and copied it to a target machine. Then it is
ok.
Not a good solution to me. But I can deal with it.
I have looked at ssh_config and sshd_config and still could not figure
out why these two
OS behave differently.
SSH has been a big pain. I wish it has a switch that would turn it into
telnet.
I don't care about security in our situation.
ted
On Jun 2, 2005, at 4:42 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
On Jun 2, 2005, at 2:20 PM, Ted Zeng wrote:
Anyone has seen this problem before? I searched the net and found a
couple of people
had this problem. But there were no answers to their questions.
Here is the script that I used:
$user='name';
$pass = 'password';
$host = '111.22.33.444';
$params{debug} = 1;
$params{interactive} = 0;
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl-new($host,%params,options =[BatchMode
yes]);
Googling for 'No compat match:' turned up some likely-looking
candidates, including this one:
http://forums.devshed.com/t191670/s.html
Based on that page, you might try using the 'protocol' option for
force Net::SSH::Perl to try an SSH2 connection first:
$params{protocol} = '2,1';
sherm--
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OT-good DEDICATED hosting service
Hi, Sorry if this is off topic, but I need to move a shared account to a dedicated account, but picking a new host provider is a need in a haystack. So I ask, where is a good place to go for a DEDICATED server hosting package? What are your good experiences? Thanks, Mark
Re: OT-good DEDICATED hosting service
Thank you all very much. I'll check into all of them. I'm sure I'll find one that is exactly what I am looking for. Mark On Jun 10, 2005, at 4:08 PM, Ian Ragsdale wrote: I've had very good experience with Rackspace. They have incredible customer service, but they have a pretty high price to match. I've also had good luck with Pair.com. Ian On Jun 10, 2005, at 5:58 PM, Mark Wheeler wrote: Hi, Sorry if this is off topic, but I need to move a shared account to a dedicated account, but picking a new host provider is a need in a haystack. So I ask, where is a good place to go for a DEDICATED server hosting package? What are your good experiences? Thanks, Mark
Re: OT-good DEDICATED hosting service
On 2005.6.11, at 07:58 AM, Mark Wheeler wrote: Sorry if this is off topic, but I need to move a shared account to a dedicated account, but picking a new host provider is a need in a haystack. So I ask, where is a good place to go for a DEDICATED server hosting package? What are your good experiences? Have you considered colocation, or even running the servers yourself? The mac mini alters the economics of both doing it yourself and colocation significantly, for an awfully large number of applications. -- Joel Rees even though much of what I do is not sensible it does make sense if you know why ...
