The code, Ns_RollFile, is pretty set on no more than 999 files right
now. And, In the case you actually have 999 files, it does a lot work
shuffling them down. Perhaps it would be better to just have the
default be the time format stuff which doesn't need to do all the
shuffling in the
Mark,
Looking back to your original mail ...
ns_section ns/server/${server}/module/nslog
...
ns_param file ${serverroot}/log/${server}.log
Um, that's the path for the server log, but nslog is the configuration
for access logs. Is your access log getting clobbered by
Thanks for all your prompt replies Dossy - aolserver is so much the
better these days!
In the standard openacs config, the error log is always error.log and
the site log is ${server}.log - not sure why one references the server
name and the other doesn't...
I'm on linux, but it's a good
On Jul 21, 2005, at 3:49 AM, Mark Aufflick wrote:
That's interesting to note about the rollfmt/maxbackup thing - it
answers Janine's point about eventually losing log data with
maxbackup.
It does, though I'm not sure I'd want to rely on it - it sounds like
something that someone could
Hmm, I don't see that message in any of my error log files. I have
changed the param to 999, but the same thing seems to be happening.
I also notice that my error log maxbackup is set to 5, but i have
error.log009...
FYI I'm running aolserver_v40_r10 built from cvs on Jun 5 2005 at 17:46:19
Can anyone suggest why this might be happening? Instead of being rolled,
my access log is gettting removed. Ie. a new one is started each day as
expected, but the backups are not kept.
My nslog config section is:
ns_section ns/server/${server}/module/nslog
ns_param debug
On 2005.07.19, Mark Aufflick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone suggest why this might be happening? Instead of being rolled,
my access log is gettting removed. Ie. a new one is started each day as
expected, but the backups are not kept.
My nslog config section is:
...
ns_param
