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logrotate.conf
I changed the logrotate.conf file to make a new log file to be automatically rotated daily. But after a night, I have not seen the rotated file.
When does this rotation happen? I mean what is the exact time? In addition, do I have to restart what deamon to make the change take effect? |
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