newbie log rolling question...

[Gawain Reifsnyder <gawain@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm running a WebTen 2.1.10 server with several virtual hosts.  I 
have each server configured to create a separate log file for each 
vHost. I'm confused about the best way to rotate log files.

One of my vHosts is getting a lot of traffic, and it's time to roll 
the log files. I decided to try this shell script, included in the 
WebTen examples folder:

BASEDIR="/usr/local/apache"
LOG="$BASEDIR/logs/WebTen.log"
LOGRESOLVE="$BASEDIR/support/logresolve"

/bin/mv $LOG $LOG.$$
kill -HUP `/bin/cat /etc/httpd/logs/httpd.pid`


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It renamed the WebTen.log file, and created a new one appended with 
the date. However, WebTen is not showing any activity in its log 
window now. Each of the individual vHost log files seem to be working 
as before. I'm a newbie to shell scripts and Apache in general, so 
please go easy on me. ;-)

So, I have two questions:

1) How do I get the log window to work again?

2) How can I use a script like this to roll the logs for the other 
virtual hosts? Say, assuming that one of the sites is called 
something like www.mysite.com... I'd like to automatically roll logs 
for all virtual hosts once a week.


Best regards,

Gawain Reifsnyder
Guitar.net, Inc.
http://guitar.net

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