Hallo, Bartosz,
bartosz.c@xxxxxxxxx meinte am 29.11.12 in squid zum Thema Re: How to set /etc/logrotate.d/squid to have good sarg reports?:
>> My system runs the "sarg" reports at the end of the day, as a
>> separate cronjob, and "logrotate" runs in the very early morning, as
>> part of "cron.daily".
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> And after rotating you are having only one day in log file, dont you?
Yes, that may happen.
I've just written a quick and dirty script which deletes all sarg
directories which are older than 3 months. It's invoked from the "/etc/
cron.monthly" directory, it could be invoked from a simple cron job
instead.
The only thing you should change is "DocRoot".
#! /bin/bash
# loescht alte "sarg"-Verzeichnisse
# Helmut Hullen
DocRoot=/home/www/squid-reports
sargRef=/tmp/sarg$$
touch -d 'now - 3 months' $sargRef || exit 1
for Verz in $DocRoot/*
do
test -d $Verz || continue
test -s $Verz/sarg-date || continue
test $Verz/sarg-date -nt $sargRef && continue
rm -rf $Verz
done
rm -f $sargRef
#
# ======================================================================
# $Id: sarg-alt,v 1.1 2012-11-29 15:39:53+01 HHullen Exp $
# $Log: sarg-alt,v $
# Revision 1.1 2012-11-29 15:39:53+01 HHullen
# Start
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This script is independent from every logrotate mechanism.
Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
