Sorry by the mistake:
The right option is "copytruncate" and not "/copytruncate"
On 01/05/2015 09:27 AM, rdiez wrote:
Hi:
Try to add the option "/copytruncate" to your log logrotate setup
By default, log rotate move the logfile and creates a new one. But the
file handle that the p
Hi:
Try to add the option "/copytruncate" to your log logrotate setup
By default, log rotate move the logfile and creates a new one. But the
file handle that the process uses already points to the moved (renamed)
old log file instead the newly created one... so the process already
writes
