This one time, at band camp, Sven Riedel said: > Hi, > > > The LogFile configuration option is optional - many people log to > > syslog instead, in which case a logrotate file is pointless (and makes > > for needless error reports). > > Actually, if you use LogSyslog and LogFaciltiy, and give a > specific target logfile in /etc/syslog.conf, you'll want > to have a logrotate rule in place :)
No, then it will be handled by /etc/cron.{weekly,daily}/sysklogd
Those scripts parse what's in syslog.conf and rotate the various
logfiles accordingly, so no logrotate file is needed for that
circumstance.
> > Er, I really am not a ucf expert, so something along the lines of:
> >
> > All ClamAV configuration files (in other words, all files under /etc/)
> > are handled by ucf, as they are dynamically generated. If you want
> > to affect ucf's behavior with regard to conffile handling, please see
> > /etc/ucf.conf or ucf(1).
> >
> > Would that do?
>
> Yep, that would be great.
OK, added in now.
Thanks,
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