Hi,
David is right.
You have to handle this file some other ways :
1- Using logrotate (assuming you're on linux)
2- Pipe the file to cronolog, rotatelogs, ...
3- using the crontab (assuming you're on linux)
The second solution may be dangerous because cronolog or rotatelogs open
some descriptors and so you can not restart tomcat from ssh command
from another computer.
Lionel
Klaus21 wrote:
Hi All,
does anyone know if it is possible to tell Tomcat5.5 to roll over the
C:\Tomca5.5\logs\stdout.[Date].log file every day without to restart the
server ?
I'm found a sample logging.properties file in the internet and modified it.
So i can roll over the localhost.[Date].log every day at 0.00 in another
directory.
## define 5localhost file handler - all logging done via 'localhost' logger
## will go to localhost.<dateStamp>.txt file
5localhost.org.apache.juli.FileHandler.level = FINE
5localhost.org.apache.juli.FileHandler.directory = D:/TomcatLOG
5localhost.org.apache.juli.FileHandler.prefix = localhost.
I cant figure it out how to do the same with the stdout file under
C:\Tomcat5.5\logs !?
Only if i restart Tomcat i will get a new stdout[Date].log file with the
current date.
Any help would be appreciated
Klaus
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