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[jira] Updated: (TS-306) Rotating traffic.out
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Miles Libbey updated TS-306:
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Description:
(from yahoo bug 913896)
Original description
by Leif Hedstrom 3 years ago at 2006-12-04 12:42
There might be reasons why this file might get filled up, e.g. libraries used by plugins producing output on STDOUT/STDERR. A few suggestions have been
made, to somehow rotate traffic.out. One possible solution (suggested by Ryan) is to use cronolog (http://cronolog.org/), which seems like a fine idea.
Comment 1
by Joseph Rothrock 2 years ago at 2007-10-17 09:13:24
Maybe consider rolling diags.log as well. -Feature enhancement.
Comment 2
by Kevin Dalley 13 months ago at 2009-03-04 15:32:18
When traffic.out gets filled up, error.log stops filing up, even though rotation is turned on. This is
counter-intuitive. Rotation does not control traffic.out, but a large traffic.out will stop error.log from being
written.
was:
(from yahoo bug 913896)
Original description
by Leif Hedstrom 3 years ago at 2006-12-04 12:42
There might be reasons why this file might get filled up, e.g. libraries used by plugins producing output on STDOUT/STDERR. A few suggestions have been
made, to somehow rotate traffic.out. One possible solution (suggested by Ryan) is to use cronolog (http://cronolog.org/), which seems like a fine idea.
Comment 1
by Joseph Rothrock 2 years ago at 2007-10-17 09:13:24
Maybe consider rolling diags.log as well. -Feature enhancement.
Comment 2
by Kevin Dalley (kdalley) 13 months ago at 2009-03-04 15:32:18
When traffic.out gets filled up, error.log stops filing up, even though rotation is turned on. This is
counter-intuitive. Rotation does not control traffic.out, but a large traffic.out will stop error.log from being
written.
> Rotating traffic.out
> --------------------
>
> Key: TS-306
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-306
> Project: Traffic Server
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Miles Libbey
> Priority: Minor
>
> (from yahoo bug 913896)
> Original description
> by Leif Hedstrom 3 years ago at 2006-12-04 12:42
> There might be reasons why this file might get filled up, e.g. libraries used by plugins producing output on STDOUT/STDERR. A few suggestions have been
> made, to somehow rotate traffic.out. One possible solution (suggested by Ryan) is to use cronolog (http://cronolog.org/), which seems like a fine idea.
>
>
> Comment 1
> by Joseph Rothrock 2 years ago at 2007-10-17 09:13:24
> Maybe consider rolling diags.log as well. -Feature enhancement.
>
> Comment 2
> by Kevin Dalley 13 months ago at 2009-03-04 15:32:18
> When traffic.out gets filled up, error.log stops filing up, even though rotation is turned on. This is
> counter-intuitive. Rotation does not control traffic.out, but a large traffic.out will stop error.log from being
> written.
>
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