logcheck and logrotate
M.W. Chang
mwchang
Mon May 17 12:01:27 PDT 2004
> In a 0.5K blaze of typing glory, M.W. Chang wrote:
>> I run logcheck.sh at 07:00 and 23:59 respectively. At 00:00, my log
>> rotates. Will logcheck handle its offset files properly after the log
>> rotation? I also wonder how it could cater for that.
>
> I don't quite understand what you're asking. As it is, it sounds like
After logcheck.sh ran, it would leave some *.offset files in /var/log to
bookmark the line number in each log file it accessed. I just wonder
whether logrotate (which truncates the log files) would interfere with
logcheck's offset files. So far, i don't hear anything bad from
logcheck, but I was just not confident about that.
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