This script is used in Mac OS X and Windows to rotate logs. In Linux, log rotation is handled via the logrotated daemon, and so is not a part of the install. See Log Rotation.
Location
- Mac OS X:
/Applications/pfx/qube/utils/logrotate.py - Windows:
C:\Program Files\pfx\qube\utils\logrotate.py
Usage
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Usage: logrotate.py [-s <logSize> -k <logCount>] <logFile> |
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Options: |
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-h |
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, --help |
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show this help message and exit
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show this help message and exit -s MAX LOG SIZE, --size=MAX LOG |
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log size threshold which will trigger a log rotation -
eg. 100000000, 100000K 100M, 0.1G
-k COUNT, --keep=COUNT
number of logs to keep - default: 4
-n --dry-run
do a dry run, but do not actually perform the rotation; implies --verbose
-v --verbose
Examples
SIZE
log size threshold which will trigger a log rotation -
eg. 100000000, 100000K 100M, 0.1G
-k COUNT, --keep=COUNT
number of logs to keep - default: 4
-n, --dry-run do a dry run, but do not actually perform the
rotation; implies verbose=True
-v, --verbose |
Examples
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$ logrotate.py -s 75M /var/log/supelog | Rotate the supelog at 75M |
$ logrotate.py -s |
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0.25G /var/log/ |
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workerlog | Rotate the workerlog at 250M (0.25G == 250M) |
$ logrotate.py -n -s |
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50M /var/log/ |
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supelog | Display what the log rotation script will do, but do not actually do the rotation (a dry run) |
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