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Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 11:43:39 -0700
From: "Thushara Wijeratna" <thushw@gmail.com>
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Subject: [users@httpd] interaction btn apache and cronolog

Can you recommend where I can read about the interaction btn apache
and cronolog? I have a problem in an apache server setup where the
output (created through cronolog) is corrupt. It sure looks like 2
processes were writing to the same file and one process overwrote the
other one.

So I have lines in the output logs like this:

CSID=L0CSID=C05504

Here, it looks like a line starting CSID=L08956 got overwritten right
after the "0" character and the other process started writing
"CSID=C05504" to where the file ptr was.

Not knowing the interaction btn cronolog and apache, it is hard for me
to debug this.

I'm on apache 2.0.54, cronolog 1.6.2

Thanks

Thushara

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