Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
Hmm… I found an example online that matched what you have there. I see what each of the first four items are (by reading their definitions in the man file), but don't understand the fifth. What is that /bin/kill thing doing?
That just sends the SIGHUP signal to apache, telling it to reload (not restart) which causes it to re-open log files fresh so they start writing to new files, and stop writing to the old, rotated files.
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