Re: Log file_rotate
| From: | Yavor Shahpasov | Date: | Tue, 29 Jun 2004 13:40:25 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Log file_rotate | ||
| References: | 1 2 3 4 | Groups: | php.pear.dev |
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I belive that is called a log chain or something similar. Is best left
for a different log container though.
yavo.
Stephan Wentz wrote:
| Yavor Shahpasov wrote:
|
|> I am aware there are numerous utilities which provide this functionality
|> but it is bothersome go and configure rotation of the various log files
|> your application might have.
|>
|> it is even more fun when you don't have full control over the system.
|>
|> I am willing to sacrifice some performance for ease of use am sure
|> others are too.
|
|
| /me too ;-)
|
| Nice idea, I always wondered why there wasn't a rotate-option in the
| file-container...
|
| Maybe another option would be a rolling file, that always has for
| example 1000 lines, and that get's cut at the beginning if this limit is
| being exceeded.
|
| Stephan
|
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Yavor Shahpasov
yavo@siava.org
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