Daniel,
on CentOS the logrotate script was not invoked incorrectly because it
was called everywhere as "radosgw":
e.g.
service radosgw reload >/dev/null or
initctl reload radosgw cluster="$cluster" id="$id" 2>/dev/null || :
but there isn't any radosgw service!
I had to change it into "ceph-radosgw" to make it worker properly!
Since you are using APT I guess that you are on Ubuntu/Debian but you
may experience a relevant issue.
I was going to submit a bug for CentOS but had forgot it for some time
now! I think now it's the time...Anyone has a different opinion on that?
Regards,
G.
On 2015-03-02 18:17:00 +0000, Gregory Farnum said:
I'm not very (well, at all, for rgw) familiar with these scripts,
but
how are you starting up your RGW daemon? There's some way to have
Apache handle the process instead of Upstart, but Yehuda says "you
don't want to do it".
-Greg
Well, we installed the packages via APT. That places the upstart
scripts into /etc/init. Nothing special. That will make Upstart
launch them in boot.
In the meantime I just placed
/var/log/radosgw/*.log {
rotate 7
daily
compress
sharedscripts
postrotate
start-stop-daemon --stop --signal HUP -x /usr/bin/radosgw
--oknodo
endscript
missingok
notifempty
}
into the logrotate script, removing the more complicated (and not
working :))
logic with the core piece from the regular init.d script.
Because the daemons were already running and using an already deleted
script,
logrotate wouldn't see the need to rotate the (visible) ones, because
they
had not changed. So I needed to manually execute the above
start-stop-daemon
on all relevant nodes ones to force the gateway to start a new,
non-deleted
logfile.
Daniel
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