-Original Message-
From: Alan McNatty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi Oded,
You simply restart kannel am I right. ie: there's no signal
handling in
kannel yet.
Kannel handles HUP signals properly by re-opening logs. I'm not sure what it does in
the code, but thats the behaviour
Nice - I didn't realise, does it also reload config?
On Thu, 2002-10-17 at 20:59, Oded Arbel wrote:
Kannel handles HUP signals properly by re-opening logs. I'm not sure what it does in
the code, but thats the behaviour I was expecting from it, and apparently it works as
we're using that
Arbel
Cc: Kannel Users
Subject: RE: Rolling log capability...
Nice - I didn't realise, does it also reload config?
On Thu, 2002-10-17 at 20:59, Oded Arbel wrote:
Kannel handles HUP signals properly by re-opening logs. I'm
not sure what it does in the code, but thats the behaviour I
With modern unix systems you can use the logrotate facility which rotates log files.
at m-Wise we set it to rotate the logs every day (at 4 AM), compress old logs and keep
14 days of logs. we also configured it to send a HUP signal to the boxes which causes
them to re-open the new log files,
thanks
On Wednesday 16 October 2002 19:49, Oded Arbel wrote:
With modern unix systems you can use the logrotate facility which rotates
log files. at m-Wise we set it to rotate the logs every day (at 4 AM),
compress old logs and keep 14 days of logs. we also configured it to send a
HUP
Hi Oded,
You simply restart kannel am I right. ie: there's no signal handling in
kannel yet.
On Thu, 2002-10-17 at 00:49, Oded Arbel wrote:
With modern unix systems you can use the logrotate facility which rotates log files.
at m-Wise we set it to rotate the logs every day (at 4 AM),
At 03:52 AM 10/17/02 +0800, jerome wrote:
hi all, i was just wondering if there's a way on how to roll-out logs... it
just use the apache log rotate stuff.
nisan
seems that logs grow in an exponentially... (for high traffic.. hehehe) if
ill be setting the verbosity of the logs.. it would give
