On 8/16/06, siegfried <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been studying http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/programs/rotatelogs.html
and feel quite confused.
I'm running windows server XP 2003.
(1) Is rotate logs exclusively for httpd or can I use it for my
cygwin/cron/perl jobs that run nightly and generate large log files?
(2) In the documentation they say "CustomLog" and "ErrorLog". Are these
commands I type in at the cygwin/bash command prompt? I get errors when I
do. I don't see any such programs in /program files/apache
group/apache2/bin.
(3) Assuming the answer to #1 is that I can use it for my perl/cron jobs:
how would I rotate my log files every 48 hours? Would I create a cron job to
run once a day to run rotatelogs?
2 has been answered.
The answer to 1 is that rotatelogs is httpd-specific. It is used only
as a piped-logging program that accepts log entries on standard input.
It is not called from the command line. It could be used for other
programs that have the capability of logging through a pipe to a
program, but I don't believe that is common.
Joshua.
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