Hello,
in order to try to understand how logrotate works, I have created dummy
log files as follows
touch -t 200101011200 1.log
touch -t 200101011200 2.log
touch -t 200101011200 3.log
...
if I do a logrotate on those files with the -v option, logrotate tells
me that those files don't need rotating (I have made the rotation daily
with no size restriction, in my conf file).
adding data to those files (yes > 1.log) makes no difference.
The rotation only works if I use the -f option.
Does anyone know what the criteria that make logrotate rotate a file
are?
Many thanks.
Philippe
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