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Log file - permission
Post 20309 by Kelam_Magnus on Wednesday 24th of April 2002 12:42:33 PM
04-24-2002
That is a good workaround. However, I would set it to fire off every 5 minutes.
1,6,11,16,21, etc... * * * * chmod 660 logfile
One other thing, in HPUX in the CDE or TUI (text user interface) we can manage logfiles. Maybe you have a tool that manages logfiles from an OS perspective, like where they are, permissions etc ...
Do you have anything like this?
1,6,11,16,21, etc... * * * * chmod 660 logfile
One other thing, in HPUX in the CDE or TUI (text user interface) we can manage logfiles. Maybe you have a tool that manages logfiles from an OS perspective, like where they are, permissions etc ...
Do you have anything like this?
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