Re: Rotating Log-Container

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 bertrand Gugger wrote: | Stephan Wentz wrote: | |> But is it really necessary? |> |> Having $maxFiles=4 would do this on a rotate: |> |> logfile.3 -> logfile.4 |> logfile.2 -> logfile.3 |> logfile.1 -> logfile.2 |> logfile -> logfile.1 |> |> If another process interferes with this it would try to move a |> non-existing file, | | | process 1: logfile.2 -> logfile.3 | process 2: logfile.3 -> logfile.4 | so globally we have: logfile.2 -> logfile.4 hmm... yea, you're right. |> | BTW: why don't you do that from a cron job, just checking log file |> size, |> | rename it if necessary and remove oldest log file that are too much ? |> | as the system do :) |> | It would be transparent for the PHP scripts and you don't need extra |> | archive class. |> |> Because I can't. Project is hosted on a managed server, I don't have any |> access to the machine! | | | Come on, you have acces thru php, the same as your Rotating | Log-Container script. | So isolate that in a script you request each hour. ok, this sounds like a reasonable solution ;-) thanks, stephan -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFCAy2S8qQ9XV7tBNQRAgaiAJ9dcNg0ZmYPNV8/pOE5ayrSMy2VswCgthfo +E/J/qk4zD6o8MiYKtaelUI= =1noI -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----