I already found it... it was the killall -HUP that I didn't do, that's
because it didn't work. Thanks!
Rolandow wrote:
Hi Seik,
I assume I have to run this in my crontab? What I don't understand is
why Kannel isn't writing to the logs anymore. Is it because it is
empty? Also, under which user should I do this?
I'd appreciate a little more explenation, so I can understand what's
happening.
Thanks!
Kind regards,
Roland.
seik wrote:
/usr/bin/cp log.file. log.file.$(/usr/bin/date +%Y-%m-%d.%H.%M.%S); /usr/bin/echo
$(/usr/bin/date) > log.file
-----Original Message-----
From: Rolandow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 ???????? 2007 ?.
To: seik
Subject:Logrotate.d
Hi All,
Could somebody post his (working) logrotate.d script? I am rotating my
logfiles, but after the rotation, Kannel
doesn't seem to write them anymore. Currently I let logrotate create the new
script after logrotation. How can I logrotate the logs without interrupting
Kannel?
Thanks!
