Hello!
Can somebody say what I should tell cron so it emties the log files and
mail them to root.
When I had redhat 3.0.3 and 4.0 cron mailed the logs. Now I have had
4.2 for a while and cron never post anything to root.
Bo
Hello!
Can somebody say what I should tell cron so it emties the log files and
mail them to root.
When I had redhat 3.0.3 and 4.0 cron mailed the logs. Now I have had
4.2 for a while and cron never post anything to root.
Bo
#___________START___________Quote:> Can somebody say what I should tell cron so it emties the log files and
> mail them to root.
> When I had redhat 3.0.3 and 4.0 cron mailed the logs. Now I have had
> 4.2 for a while and cron never post anything to root.
#Remove Messages file every day and mail it to root
find /var/log/messages -size +1k -exec mail -s "{}" root < /var/log/messages \;
-exec cp /dev/null {} \;
#Remove cron Logfile every day and mail it to root
find /var/log/cron -size +1k -exec mail -s "{}" root < /var/log/cron \; -exec cp
/dev/null {} \;
#_________EOF________
Have cron run this script whenever you want.
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1. Replacing >=1 white-space or empty lines with 1 empty line
Hello,
Could some kind soul please post a sed or awk script (or some other
universal UNIX tool) which scans its stdin for any adjacent set of
lines (\n terminated, 1 or more lines in the set) each of which is
either empty or all white-space (\t or ' '), and replaces each such
set in stdout with a single empty line (leaving all other throughput
unaltered).
So when (e.g.) you catted the file:
one
<empty>
two
<space>
<tab><space>
<empty>
three
<tab>
four
into it, the output is:
one
<empty>
two
<empty>
three
<empty>
four
Thanks if you can help!
3. truncating a growing logfile
5. better than "$cmd 2>&1 | cat - > $logfile" ?
6. Ever had your file system currupt? (help? somebody?)
7. Can't get the same logfile with crontab
10. Grepping lines from logfile reading date
11. redirect stderr to both screen and logfile at same time?
12. detecting automated accesses in logfiles