Bob Proulx wrote: > Yes. Looks like bzr is logging to /var/lib/bzr/bzr-anon.log. Which I > think should be /var/log/bzr/bzr-anon.log instead. I am going to make > that change. Will copy the logrotate over for the new location.
It's as you prefer. But you will need to edit /opt/savannah/bin/sv_membersh as well, for the non-anonymous log. >> Other relevant stuff I did from the old ChangeLog on mgt: >> >> * [vcs]: `apt-get install locales'. Generate only en_US.utf8, >> and en_US.ISO8859-1, leave system default as none (ie leave >> /etc/default/locale empty). > > Why en_US.ISO8859-1 and not en_US.UTF-8 as en_US.UTF-8 has become the > standard these days? Of course any admin using a different locale is > free to set up one that is useful to them. But by default only > en_US.UTF-8 was set up on the new servers. en_US.ISO8859-1 is what bzr needed, because Savannah gecos information was stored in latin-1. See my comment in sv_membersh and the cited thread https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/bazaar/2013q3/075681.html . If Savannah gecos has since changed to utf-8, then the bzr LANG line in sv_membersh could be changed or removed.
