>Obviously configuration should go in /etc and logging in >/var/log (helps with >logrotate) logrotate couldn't do anything with that tomcat logfile since Tomcat will keep using the initial file, even if that one has been renamed and gzipped..... A real candidate for jakarta-service, to intercept kill -HUP and make tomcat rotate its logs files. Or better go with log4j :)
- [Bug 3606] New: - Tomcat rpms are not FHS compliant bugzilla
- RE: [Bug 3606] New: - Tomcat rpms are not FHS compli... GOMEZ Henri
- Re: [Bug 3606] New: - Tomcat rpms are not FHS co... Nicolas Mailhot
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