Logrotate does this and you can find the logrotate script for cups
under /etc/logrotate.d/cups
You'll have to read logrotates man page to get a better idea on how
to control it. Or you could just remove the cups script and then
logrotate won't touch it anymore.
Romeo
On Aug 31, 2006, at 5:49 PM, cleger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello list,
I was wondering about how to do the following, if someone knows
right off the
top of their head, or off the top of their head know where I will
find the
answer to this specific question:
I wish to prevent certain logs (specifically, for now, /var/log/
cups/page_log)
from being moved or deleted. This is so that, whenever I feel like
it, I can
have a look at printing activity that has taken place, without
having to
anticipate a daemon's removal of the logs. I want to be able to
just look at the
logs when I wish, and to remove the logs manually if the need
arises. What
should I do?
Thank you very much,
Christian Leger
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