and I'm not going to convert my few remaining windows JVMs to use batch files
instead of running as a service.
this is just extra motivation to get these last windows JVMs converted to
*nix.
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windows command line isn't good at short code, but I've used this to rename
window log files on occasion
the first section parses the MMDD out of %DATE%
and the second section removes the colon/period/spaces out of %TIME% and
then trims the resulting string to just the first 4 characters HHMM.
I understand. NOW, in my linux environment is set via a shell script in the
tomcat settings file as part of startup.
NOW=`date +"%m%d-%H%M"`
I wasn't thinking of the startup script like that.
I'll be moving on. Thanks.
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To whom it may concern,
On 10/8/12 11:17 AM, MrVJTod wrote:
> In linux/solaris, I can specify
> -Xloggc:/my/logs/sourcecode-gc-${NOW}.log And get a logfile named
> as such /my/logs/sourcecode-gc-1008-0938.log with the last time of
> startup as past o
MrVJTod wrote:
In linux/solaris, I can specify
-Xloggc:/my/logs/sourcecode-gc-${NOW}.log
And get a logfile named as such
/my/logs/sourcecode-gc-1008-0938.log
with the last time of startup as past of the log filename
But if I try to do something similar in Windows
-Xloggc:c:\my\logs\sourcec
