From: David Dyer-Bennet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Are you logging via multilog? If so, there's a directory somewhere
> with the file "current" in it that contains the current log (the one
> being written to right now) and probably (if you've had it up long
> enough to roll to additional log files) files with names rather like
>
> @400000003a8bf1aa33d789ac.s
> @400000003a8c1ee106d5040c.s
> @400000003a8cb8c72584e19c.s
> @400000003a8d8c130207ff24.s
> @400000003a8ee3b217506fec.s
> @400000003a90ad7a24735644.u
> @400000003a90c3cd0b5ae604.u
> which represent old log files.
Is there an easy way to convert these filenames to dates etc. (or any
sequential coding eg. messages.0, messages.1 etc) for past reference?
Manually typing each filename doesn't sound fun. Why does multilog store it
this way?
Thanks
John
