Re: Bug#2469: #2014 (no more httpd log after rotate...)
Jean Orloff wrote:
>
> I would like to give bit more info on that one:
>
> 1) the problem for me is more serious than previously said, as I have no
> logging at all (ie: infos are not logged on the old httpd.log.n files nor on
> httpd.log)! The server still works fine though, so where does the logging
> information go???
>
> 2) after the cron.weekly script, both httpd.log and httpd.log.0 are and stay
> empty. The latest logs before the script was run are contained in the
> httpd.log.1.gz
>
> 3) after a reboot, everything seems to work fine again.
>
This will be fixed in the next revision.
That revision is ready to go, with all the outstanding bugs
fixed, and with several files renamed so that it no longer
collides with apache. What is not ready is upgrading an existing
installation, which will take a while longer. You would
need to remove/purge the existing installation, clean up
a few remaining files (because the purge in postrm is not complete
in rev -4), and then install the new revision.
Should I go ahead and upload what I've got, or wait until I've got
the upgrade stuff working? I could put something in the preinst to
make sure that we don't try to do an upgrade...
SteveG
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