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ComputerBank NSW and ComputerBank Sydney are two organisations in need of
repair. Their purpose is to take old computers and either use
environmentally friendly recycling or re-task them and give them to
I have a script that uses `tail -f --max-unchanged-stats=5` to follow a
log file. The way I read the man page, --max-unchanged-stats will cause
tail to close and reopen the given file if it hasn't changed after 5
iterations. But after logrotate rotates the logfile, tail keeps watching
the old
Peter Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a script that uses `tail -f --max-unchanged-stats=5` to follow a
log file. The way I read the man page, --max-unchanged-stats will cause
tail to close and reopen the given file if it hasn't changed after 5
iterations. But after logrotate rotates
Hey Peter,
sounds like you want
tail -F log
or
tail --follow=name --retry log
never used the max-unchanged-stats argument though - maybe it's used to
delay the retry? wtf is an iteration in tail anyway? 5 poll's on the file?!
On 1/15/07, Peter Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a script