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<tt>on one cosnole a do asterisk -r<br>
on other i do asterisk -rx "logger rotate"<br>
and the result is <br>
-- Remote UNIX connection<br>
Asterisk Event Logger restarted<br>
Asterisk Queue Logger restarted<br>
-- Remote UNIX connection disconnected<br>
how often new log files are created ? = how many log files are created
in 1 second ?<br>
there is some kind of regularity or it is done randomly (10logs/1s and
another time 20logs/1s) ?<br>
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for me it's looks like something causing regullary asterisk -rx "logger
rotate"<br>
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<pre wrap=""><tt>Filip Drągowski wrote:
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<pre wrap=""><tt>check your cron jobs.
mayby there is asterisk -rx "logger rotate" executing too often ?
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Nope - nothing in crontab.
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<pre wrap=""><tt>Hi,
We're seeing a problem on Asterisk 1.2.10 where when we get in in the
morning it's continually rotating the logs over and over again,
generating 100's of thousands of log rotated 0 byte files:-
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