[Orca-users] RE: Apache access_log is a symbolic link

[Keiko.Y]

Hi, David

Well, If I took your problem mean you wanted to set an access_log file that
had been set symbolic link.
Is that right?

I don't know how to solve in this case exactly, but how about setting a
path that you had set for symbolic link.

I mean, like following sample;

If you have set log file:
/usr/local/apache/access_log

And also you had set symbolic link:
/usr/local/ -> /home1/hoge/

then, I recommend you to try now is (in start_orcallator)
log file /home1/hoge/apache/access_log

If you had tried this already, I'm sorry.
But I hope you can do it!

  Sincerely

Keiko.Y
  -----Original Message-----
  From: dtitzer at servicebench.com [mailto:dtitzer at servicebench.com]
  Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 4:39 AM
  To: orca-users at yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [orca-users] Apache access_log is a symbolic link



  In an effort to roll over Apache logs, my colleague here installed and
  configured "cronolog." Now, I'm not able to get orcallator.se to see those
  log files. My graphs don't generate properly, and I'm guessing it has
  something to do with the symbolic link. Is there some way around this?

  --

  David A. Titzer
  Systems Administrator
  ServiceBench
  dtitzer at servicebench.com
  410-290-3674


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