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On 30 Jun 2006, at 13:40, Julien Anguenot wrote:
Yesterday night, we were having a long nightly running process
(several
hours) on one of the ZEO node. (Around 500 Mo logs on this one). The
reopen occurred while the Zope server was still working. The reopen
went
ok but it restarted the Zope server at the same time which of course
stopped the actual running operation of ours.
Did someone experienced this ?
Any feedbacks appreciated.
For maximum reliability I tend to forego the built-in log reopening
in favor of using the logrotate utility in "copytruncate" mode. This
will not require any log file reopening, logrotate will simply make a
copy of the existing log and then truncate the logfile that continues
to be in use to zero length. Zope or the ZEO server won't have to
know or care at all at that point.
jens
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