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George,
On 8/14/2009 12:48 PM, George Sexton wrote:
> Logrotate isn't going to work because the file is never re-set.
> Typically, when you use LogRotate with something like apache you send
> a command to re-start it.
Sure it will. Check the "copytruncate" option.
> So, if you want to reset catalina.out you need to re-start tomcat.
No, you don't. Why do people make statements like this? You can try it
yourself. It takes like 5 seconds:
$ bin/startup.sh
(observe log file with messages)
$ > logs/catalina.out
(observe empty log file)
(redeploy an application, or do something that will generate output in
catalina.out)
(observe new messages in catalina.out)
What part of that doesn't work?
- -chris
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