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 Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 3:24 pm Post subject: Effect of >zero< logsize |
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What is the effect of entering a >0< in the logsize field?
The desired affect is that the file size becomes "unlimited". Of course this would require the stream sources to be stopped and the access.log and error.log files be deleted at the end of each month. Which the restart in itself is a pain, but may resolve a reporting objective.
The error reporting state would be >1< in an attempt to keep the total logging file size to a minimum.
Will entering >0< in the logsize create the desired effect or is there another method of obtainnig the desired result?
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karlH
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There's always a limit, the default is 1Gig IIRC. Just set it to something higher than you would expect then when you require a cycle of the logs, rename them and then HUP.
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