Am Don, 2003-10-30 um 01.08 schrieb Rob Arends: > Achim, first I must say, it looks very good. > > This extract from your Install.txt worries me. > > ! Also the logfiles must have the current date in its name (e.g. > pop3-200310250000), > ! (If your logs are rotated at 2300 you will have to create symlinks, like > ! pop3-200310250000 linked to pop3-200310242300.) > > What happens if "-Mr 01" (Set log rotate hours step) is used, this will mean > that not all the logs will be read by RDDtool. > > I would suggest that files smtp-*, pop3-*, etc are read, that way the > problem of 2300 rotations are also resolved. >
currently the last 4 digits of the logs name are ignored (e.g. pop3-20031030*) - but greping all logfiles is a cool idea (i really didn't think about that yet) - it only brings along a little overhead. i just tried $ grep "2003-10-30 01:0" /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-* | wc this simply lasted for about 20 seconds, because i have logfiles since 2001 sitting in the directory... So I'll give a try for logs-YYYY* Rob, Thanks for the idea! - Achim - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
