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Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2002 10:44:40 -0700 (PDT)
From: Adam Cormany <acormany@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] TransferLog Question

Ok, that makes sense. To even try to make it simplier
for testing purposes, let's say I do this:
CustomLog "| rotatelogs /apache/logs/apache.access_log
86400" combined

I've tried this, restarted apache, get no errors, yet
nothing is now reaching my access_log. I check my PATH
and I have my apache/bin in it, and I do have
apache/bin/rototelogs as 755 perms.

If I run:
CustomLog "/apache/logs/apache.access_log" combined

Everything is writen to the access_log without issues.
Somewhere in either my syntax or something missing,
rotatelogs is stopping all writing to my access_log
and also not rotating the access_log at all.

Any ideas?

--- Joshua Slive <joshua@slive.ca> wrote:
> Don't use TransferLog.  You are just confusing
> yourself.  TransferLog is 
> NOT an added feature to CustomLog.  It is a less
> powerful version of 
> CustomLog.  Probably what you want is
> CustomLog "|rotatelogs
> /apache/logs/apache.access_log 86400" combined 
> env=!access_dontlog
> (all on one line).


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