Hi,
When syslog is turning over the logfile (due to size for example) gnugk
does not want to write anything in the new log file.
Is there another mechanism to turn over the log files when they exceed the
size and have gnugk writes in the new logs?
I am not talking about cdr files cause I saw there is a mechanism to turn
them from gnugk settings.
All the best,
Gabriel
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