Roberto,
Since /var/log reside in /rw, all your changes in /var/log will not be
preserved after reboot. There are two ways to resolve:
1. After apt-get install, copy /var/log/squid back to /ro; or
2. In /etc/voyage.conf, add /var/log/squid in VOYAGE_SYSTEM_SYNCDIRS.
Look at /etc/init.d/voyage-util, you will get the hint how to disable
remountro.
- Punky
Roberto wrote:
I install squid. Squid creates the /var/log/squid directory. I reboot
voyage linux. /var/log/squid directory (and files contained in it) no
more exists, and squid doesn't start anymore.
What is the problem? Why voyage linux deletes the /var/log/squid
directory at each reboot?
Furthermore, I want to keep my access.log file for a number of days: I
don't want this file be deleted at each reboot.
Another question : why voyage linux always starts 'read only' ? Can I
schedule the 'remountrw' command at each boot? This is not for my
comfort, I only want to be sure that a daemon or a program can write
where it needs to write.
Sorry for my bad english, I hope you can understand my problems :-)
Thank you in advance
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