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as cactiuser I get this:
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Waiting on 3/3 pollers.
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/var/log/cacti/cacti.log {
# keep 7 versions online
rotate 7
# rotate each day
daily
# file should only be up to 5 MegaBytes
size 5M
# don't compress, but
# if disk space is an issue, change to
compress
# nocompress
# create new file with attributes
create 644 cactiuser cacti
# add a YYYYMMDD extension instead of a number
dateext
}
But this is not creating the log rotation as it should. I ran the following command, but it appears that something's not working properly:
Well, I meant they're not rotating at their 5MB intervals as they're supposed to. They keep growing over 10MB, and not rotating. I'm wondering if I'm missing something else on my logrotate config.