Tom Lane wrote:
Steve Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have postgres logging into data/pg_log/ which works great. My question is
there
and option that tells postgres to only keep the last "n" log files?
The usual solution is to choose a filename pattern that will repeat
after an appropri
Steve Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have postgres logging into data/pg_log/ which works great. My question is
> there
> and option that tells postgres to only keep the last "n" log files?
The usual solution is to choose a filename pattern that will repeat
after an appropriate interval, eg
On 27/10/2008 13:19, Steve Clark wrote:
> I have postgres logging into data/pg_log/ which works great. My
> question is there and option that tells postgres to only keep the
> last "n" log files? Or does someone have a script that be run daily
> to remove the older log files so that I only end up
Hi,
I have postgres logging into data/pg_log/ which works great. My question is
there
and option that tells postgres to only keep the last "n" log files? Or does
someone
have a script that be run daily to remove the older log files so that I only
end up
with "n" log files?
Thanks,
Steve
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