ahh yes, the ol date entry issue -- unfortunatley it's on the "to do" list.
If anyone feels like fixing it, have at it :-)
On 7/5/07, Jon Whittington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you for the reply,
That test was successful. It returned all logs from the July 1, 2007 ->
now. This also
Thank you for the reply,
That test was successful. It returned all logs from the July 1, 2007 -> now.
This also worked for the logs2007 table.
Do you have any idea how I can fix the queries so that the log2007 and
default all_logs queries run properly (ie. without setting a TO a
On Jul 5, 2007, at 7:28 AM, Jon Whittington wrote:
Summary:
The complete logs are confirmed in the Database – the web
application just isn’t able to retrieve anything except the current
day.
It seems to me that it's something with the query itself.
Have to tried using all_logs, and
I wasn’t able to locate a log file for the script (I didn’t create one),
But I ran the cron job manually. Here are some details:
1. Contents of the cronjob:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cron.daily]# cat syslogrotate
#!/bin/sh
php /var/www/html/php-syslog-ng/scripts/logrotate.php
2.
take a loog at the script's log file (or the output from running
logrotate.php) and let me know whet it is.
On 7/5/07, Jon Whittington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have run into a bit of snag with my php-syslog-ng installation since
enabling the logrotation feature.
When the logr
Hello,
I have run into a bit of snag with my php-syslog-ng installation since enabling
the logrotation feature.
When the logrotation script runs (at midnight) it creates the correct
log2007 table and all_logs merge table but when trying to search the data
from these tables nothing is
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