Hi all,
there are two problems in Bacula that makes logwatch unusable under
some circumstances.
First bug is in dispatch_message function. If you have defined catalog
directive in config file, all subsequent destinations incorrectly uses
catalog date format because catalog output overwrites date string.
This is clear bug and it is easy to fix it.
But there is a second issue that is connected with locales.
The bstrftime_ny function uses %d-%b %H:%M format which contains month
in string format. Problem is that this string varies under different
locales. The logwatch forces locale to C and it is not able to correctly
find log entries by date.
I propose to change date format. It shouldn't use month in string format
or it should be forced to C locale.
What are your opinions? I can create a patch but I don't know which
solution is better.
Jan
More informations in Fedora Bugzilla:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=669758
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