Hi Abdul
After truncate the file is recovered by the daemon with the same size as
before, i guess the way of the mtp3d writes file precludes the truncate.
My idea was to store the mtp3d and pcap generated by logrotate, but these
limitations will make me change my mind.
So, thanks
2016-12-05 11:0
good well done.
2016-12-05 22:08 GMT+09:00 Abdul Basit :
> use copytruncate in logrotate scriopt
> https://www.jamescoyle.net/cheat-sheets/676-logrotate-cheat-sheet
>
> The *copytruncate* keyword copies all the log in the file to a new file
> and then truncates the original file. This keeps the o
use copytruncate in logrotate scriopt
https://www.jamescoyle.net/cheat-sheets/676-logrotate-cheat-sheet
The *copytruncate* keyword copies all the log in the file to a new file and
then truncates the original file. This keeps the original log file in place
and also allows rotation to continue.
/va
Hi
Is it possible using logrotate with mtp3d files (/var/log/mtp3d.log and
/tmp/mtp3d.pcap). I tried do, but when logrotate generate/clean file, the
mtp3d service stops logging.
Another question, is the very big size of logs the reason to problems on
services(stops signalling traffic without any e
