Ns logroll
Man page: http://aolserver.com/docs/tcl/ns_logroll.html
NAME
- ns_logroll - Roll the server log
SYNOPSIS
- ns_logroll
DESCRIPTION
- This command rolls the server log. The server log is the file returned from ns_info log and is configured through the "serverlog" parameter in the "ns/parameters" section. The default is the file "log/server.log" in the AOLserver home directory.
- The number of backup log files to keep is controlled by the server configuration parameter "logmaxbackup" (I believe this is incorrect -- I believe it is maxbackup not logmaxbackup -jfr) in the "ns/parameters" section. "logmaxbackup" must be greater than or equal to zero and less than 1000. (Note: The source emits an error message that disagrees with the code in nsd/rollfile.c on lines 82--84.)
- Backup files are created by testing for the existance of the filename and the backup number (i.e., ".012") appended. If the file representing the max backup count exists, it's deleted. Then, all files are renamed to their next higher filename. Then, the log file is renamed to "filename.000". A new log file is then created and opened to be used as the new log file.
- This command's effect can also be triggered by sending the server a SIGHUP signal as well.
EXAMPLES
% ns_logroll
# server.log is now rolled
SEE ALSO
