> >BillK, I'm guessing you don't need/use mrtg graphs, as I'm thinking that
> >your archiving methods would screw them up. For qmlog enhancements, I'm
> >thinking that it's best to leave the log files as they are, which means
> >there won't be an option for specifying log file locations. Do you really
> >need to move them around? I'd like to know why you think this is necessary.
> >If you have a way to do this without breaking mrtg graphs, I'm all ears.
I thought I was the only one doing this...
Archiving of logs for at least a year (in legal terms "transmission
information") is a legal MUST here in spain, at least.
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David,
I'm interested in developing a few simple scripts for qtp that would handle
log archive processing. I'm thinking of simply renaming them to a
CCYY-MM-DD_HH:MM:SS.a format in their current directory, then having a daily
cron job remove them after a specified time interval. This sounds like it
might fit your requirements. How are you presently handling log archival?
--
-Eric 'shubes'
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