Changing log rotation format

[Jeffrey Dunham]

I have a project to rotate some of our ldap logs to our archiving solution
for longer retention.  However this solution requires our logs to have
names that match: <logname>.YYYY-MM-DD*.  Right now my 389 instance rotates
logs (access and errors) every day into a format like
access.YYYYMMDD-hhmmss.  Is there any way to change this construct of log
rotation?  Obviously I could script around this, but if there was a way to
change this in an LDAP configuration that would be preferable.

Thanks.

[Mark Reynolds]

Jeffrey,

The log name format is hardcoded, and currently can not be changed.

Regards,
Mark

On 02/23/2013 10:18 PM, Jeffrey Dunham wrote:
> I have a project to rotate some of our ldap logs to our archiving 
> solution for longer retention.  However this solution requires our 
> logs to have names that match: <logname>.YYYY-MM-DD*.  Right now my 
> 389 instance rotates logs (access and errors) every day into a format 
> like access.YYYYMMDD-hhmmss.  Is there any way to change this 
> construct of log rotation?  Obviously I could script around this, but 
> if there was a way to change this in an LDAP configuration that would 
> be preferable.
>
> Thanks.
>
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