Hi Attila, Attila Lendvai <[email protected]> writes:
> my service puts its log files into subdirs under > /var/log/myservice/some-config/logfile. > > i set up some rottlog-service-type and rottlog-configuration to rotate > these log files, and to my surprise rottlog puts them under /var/log > (ignoring the subdir structure). > > is this a feature or a bug? if the former, could we change the default > to put the rotated files into the same directory as the files being > rotated? I'm not sure! Did you check the documentation (info rottlog). Or if it's not covered there, you could check the source of rottlog, which is a "simple" shell script. There's also a mailing list for bugs at https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-rottlog, and you can email a new bug at bug-rottlog at gnu dot org. I'll close this on Guix side since the question is a question for rottlog (I think) and rottlog is no longer used out of the box on Guix System (it's been replaced by Shepherd). -- Thanks, Maxim
