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Neil Bothwick schreef: |
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> On Thu, 1 Sep 2005 04:30:41 -0400, Philip Webb wrote: |
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>> If you want the detailed messages which run up the screen during an |
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>> emerge, goto /etc/make.conf & set (dirname to taste) |
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>> PORT_LOGDIR=/var/log/emerge-logs |
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>> which will add 2 new files to that dir for each emerge you do. |
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>> NB this will build up rapidly, so be careful if your disk space is |
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>> limited. |
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> Gzipping them saves a lot of space, i do it from a cron job |
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> $ cat /etc/cron.daily/portagelogs #!/bin/bash |
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> for f in $(portageq envvar PORT_LOGDIR)/*.log; do gzip -f $f |
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> 2>/dev/null || echo "Failed to gzip $f" done |
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Can they not also be rotated with logrotate (I just set logrotate up to |
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do this, I think, but since I just did it, and set it for monthy, I |
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don't know if it works yet)? But honestly, I don't see why I'd need an |
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emerge.log from 6 months ago anyway (or even last month), so is there |
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anything wrong with that option? Or have I wasted 2 minutes of time :) ? |
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Holly |
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