| commit | 2823153e7b8de1a9b0c481bb9a69b23ac54c9892 | |
| author | Ray <ray123> | |
| Thu, 4 Nov 2010 17:25:31 +0000 (4 13:25 -0400) | ||
| committer | Fedor <fedork@ubuntu.(none)> | |
| Sat, 6 Nov 2010 06:55:14 +0000 (6 02:55 -0400) | ||
| tree | 9d2d5e7da0fbe9282fe8a9f796ac013e024baa51 | tree |
| parent | 7227ade89633682b7ef5bf00dd6418645e206aa3 | commitdiff |
rc: allow syslog (service logging) to read options from /etc/syslogd.cfg
Note that is's not ".conf" in order to avoid confusion with the REAL syslogd.
Options are: rotate_size num_of_rotations_to_keep output_filename
All on the first line of the file, separated by spaces. A "-" means to use the
Tomato default for that number.
You have to create that file,
for example: echo "500 10 /mnt/TOSH_120/z.logs/syslog" >/etc/syslogd.cfg
then execute: service logging restart
It won't use the new logfile unless it can write to it in start_syslog.
So the restart command needs to be in a script that is executed after the disk is mounted.
Note that is's not ".conf" in order to avoid confusion with the REAL syslogd.
Options are: rotate_size num_of_rotations_to_keep output_filename
All on the first line of the file, separated by spaces. A "-" means to use the
Tomato default for that number.
You have to create that file,
for example: echo "500 10 /mnt/TOSH_120/z.logs/syslog" >/etc/syslogd.cfg
then execute: service logging restart
It won't use the new logfile unless it can write to it in start_syslog.
So the restart command needs to be in a script that is executed after the disk is mounted.
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