Well, it's possible to archive the Apache Log files at least under a new
name. This will not harm the analysis via Analog/iX.

By the way, I'm just packaging the Analog/iX 5.0 bundle ... but currently I
have very limited time to bring this to an end.

Basically, having stopped the services the files in question could be
deleted. A good reminder for me as well for Samba/iX because these files
are not used on my site ...

Best regards, Andreas Schnmidt, CSC, Germany





Patrick Thrapp <[log in to unmask]>@RAVEN.UTC.EDU> on 08/05/2001 21:01:09

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Is there a way to empty these log files?  Mine go back quite a few months
and are quite big.  Can one 'PURGE' these files and expect the
deamon/listener to rebuild them?  Is there a POSIX way to empty them?  Can
one 'FCOPY' $NULL into them?

examples

/usr/local/samba/var/log.smb
/usr/local/apache/logs/@

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