RADOSGW Logs

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Hi guys,

I'm having some issues trying to view the logs for a bucket (the
background to this is we're having trouble handling some multipart
uploads over 1000 parts in size, but that's one for another post).

Using `radosgw-admin log list` I can see the logs themselves, e.g.:

"2014-10-25-06-default.1141808.42-mybucket",
"2014-10-23-23-default.1141808.42-mybucket",
"2014-10-24-13-default.1141808.42-mybucket",
"2014-10-30-11-default.1141808.42-mybucket",

But when trying to access them with `radosgw-admin log show` I'm
getting these errors:

# radosgw-admin --id=radosgw.gateway log show --bucket=mybucket
--date=2014-10-30 --bucket-id=default.1141808.42
error reading log 2014-10-30-default.1141808.42-: (2) No such file or directory

radosgw-admin doesn't appear to be putting the log name together
correctly, because I can sorta fudge it to get close to the log name,
but there's always that trailing dash foiling my cunning plan:

# radosgw-admin --id=radosgw.gateway log show --bucket=mybucket
--date=2014-10-30-11 --bucket-id=default.1141808.42-mybucket
error reading log 2014-10-30-11-default.1141808.42-mybucket-: (2) No
such file or directory

What is the correct way of viewing these logs?

# ceph --version
ceph version 0.80.7 (6c0127fcb58008793d3c8b62d925bc91963672a3)

Also the man page for radosgw-admin is out of date as it still says
you can do this, which is no longer true:

   Show the logs of a bucket from April 1st, 2012:

          $ radosgw-admin log show --bucket=foo --date=2012=04-01

Regards

Dane
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