On Saturday 09 October 2004 01:29 pm, mike wrote:
> Chris wrote:
> > I've setup logrotate to rotate my /var/log/snort/session.log daily and
> > mail it to me. For some reason its being rotated but not but the old
> > log isn't being mailed, however, I have the same setup for rkhunter
> > that send
Chris wrote:
> I've setup logrotate to rotate my /var/log/snort/session.log daily and mail
> it to me. For some reason its being rotated but not but the old log isn't
> being mailed, however, I have the same setup for rkhunter that sends me the
> output of rkhunter after its run as a cron job
I've setup logrotate to rotate my /var/log/snort/session.log daily and mail
it to me. For some reason its being rotated but not but the old log isn't
being mailed, however, I have the same setup for rkhunter that sends me the
output of rkhunter after its run as a cron job and before its compres
On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 00:04:49 +0100
Søren Neigaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an application where I pipe its stout into a file, but the file
> grows huge over time. So I was thinking if there is a tool I can pipe
> my
Does the application output grow over a period of time? Are you runnin
Im not 100% sure this is the right place for this question, but I guess
if I where not a newbie, I would know if souch a tool exists or not, so
therefore the question here ;)
I have an application where I pipe its stout into a file, but the file
grows huge over time. So I was thinking if there is
Burrows, Scott wrote:
Mike,
Doing the manual thing that is being proposed will certainly work but why do
it that way when you can use WebMin and get a nice easy interface to work
with and be concerned about hosing up a text file or use the the wrong
syntax.
WEBMIN it baby!
I used Webmin to alter m
Sharrea Day wrote:
On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 16:27, mike wrote:
Thanks, Fajar
I edited the /etc/logrotate.d/syslog to daily instead of weekly.
Under /etc/cron.daily I have logrotate* so I should be good to
go.
Mike, JFYI:
the command to force log rotation of /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages
wou
On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 16:27, mike wrote:
> Thanks, Fajar
> I edited the /etc/logrotate.d/syslog to daily instead of weekly.
> Under /etc/cron.daily I have logrotate* so I should be good to
> go.
Mike, JFYI:
the command to force log rotation of /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages
would be:
# lo
Fajar Priyanto wrote:
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On Friday 03 October 2003 10:31 am, mike wrote:
I tried "logrotate" and with the "-f" option, but it
displays version and brief help message. I dont believe
I understand the man page to well, any pointers?
I also do not have X ins
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On Friday 03 October 2003 10:31 am, mike wrote:
> I tried "logrotate" and with the "-f" option, but it
> displays version and brief help message. I dont believe
> I understand the man page to well, any pointers?
> I also do not have X installed on it.
Hello,
I did a (not a very nice thing) to my firewall box and as
a result have created some rather huge log files in
/var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog
I would like to manually clean them up if I can
I tried "logrotate" and with the "-f" option, but it
displays version and brief help message.
when running
logrotate logrotate.conf
i'm getting an error:
error: logrotate.conf:1 unexpected text
the entire contents of my logrotate.conf file is:
errors [EMAIL PROTECTED]
/var/log/squid/access.log {
rotate 8
daily
}
can anyone tell me what i've done w
My log files fill up and I cannot get logrotate to empty them, I have issued
logrotate -f /var/log/messages (as root) but get a string of errors like this
error: /var/log/messages:20224 unknown option 'Oct' -- ignoring line
error: /var/log/messages:20224 unexpected text
error: /var/log/messages:
> "Delagarza, Gilbert" wrote:
>
> What in the world is logrotate and why is it taking up so much memory
> and making my drive just run and run and run. I had this issue earlier
> this week where the server was just crawling. I noticed that logrotate
> was active twice taking up huge amounts of me
> What in the world is logrotate and why is it taking up so much memory and
> making my drive just run and run and run. I had this issue earlier this week
> where the server was just crawling. I noticed that logrotate was active
> twice taking up huge amounts of memory. I ended up rebooting the se
What in the world is
logrotate and why is it taking up so much memory and making my drive just run
and run and run. I had this issue earlier this week where the server was just
crawling. I noticed that logrotate was active twice taking up huge amounts of
memory. I ended up rebooting the serv
Paul wrote:
> Hi, I have the following problem on my Mandrake
7.1 kernel 2.2.15:
> the process logrotate that reorganizes the system messages directory
> /var/log
> and which is daily launched by cron does not stop anymore. So each
day a
> logrotate
> starts , after 3 days on my computer 3 logroa
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [newbie] logrotate process does not
stopHi, I have the following problem on my Mandrake 7.1
kernel 2.2.15: the
> Hi, I have the following problem on my Mandrake 7.1 kernel 2.2.15:
> the process logrotate that reorganizes the system messages directory
> /var/log
> and which is daily launched by cron does not stop anymore. So each day a
> logrotate
> starts , after 3 days on my computer 3 logroate process ar
Hi, I have the following problem on my Mandrake 7.1 kernel 2.2.15:
the process logrotate that reorganizes the system messages directory
/var/log
and which is daily launched by cron does not stop anymore. So each
day a logrotate
starts , after 3 days on my computer 3 logroate process are running
a
Hi all!
I have a server that is running 7.1, and as of the past week or two I have
been having problems with logrotate. The crazy thing just keeps going! I
will come into work and the hard drive will be chugging away, the only way I
can get it to stop is by killing logrotate. Over the weekend,
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