Hello, I haven't yet installed the lib4j and defind an appender.
Since I'm more used to the old fashioned Unix way to rotate logs (and have it working this way for the Apache httpd logs) I would like to employ logrotate. However, in the logrotate.conf for any server's logfiles you usually have to specify a postrotate command or script which eventually would release locks on logfile handles and reinitialize the daemon. Since daemons are running dissociated of a controlling tty they actualy have no need for the SIGHUP why most daemon developers implement a signal handler that would reinitialize the daemon if it caught a SIGHUP. However, when I try to send the master Java thread it blatantly dies like any ordinary shell proc. I there another "official" signal or call to use, or will I have to run a full blown restart? N.b. when I send it SIGUSR1 it dies, whereas when I send SIGUSR2 it doesn't care at all. Rgds Ralph --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
