I'll create an issue for that.
As a workaround until this feature is implemented, do you think it will
be possible to parse state file to get "reading position" on a bash script?
Is there any documentation on state file internal structure?
El 22/12/16 a las 09:48, Rainer Gerhards escribió:
The discussion has moved further, but I'd like to say that the ability
to delete or move a file after certain period of inactivity sounds
like a good-to-have feature to me. It may even not be much work (maybe
something Pascal could work on in q1/q2 of 2016). So possibly
something worth an enhancement PR. But it won't be prioprity from my
side.
Rainer
2016-12-21 19:34 GMT+01:00 mostolog--- via rsyslog
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Hi
To contextualize:
A server is generating multiple log files and sending them using
RELP to a Rsyslog relay. I would love to automatically delete
older logs files if they are already sent/acknowledged.
Is there a way to make Rsyslog delete a file after successfully
sending it via RELP? (and not modified in the last...day?)
Is there an easy way to know, outside from Rsyslog, if a file has
already been processed/sent, in order to delete the local file?
Maybe an script which gets "reading offset" from state file and
compares with file size...
Regards
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