0003404: syslogd exits if rotate-files does not exists

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0003404

[BusyBox] Other

major

always

05-23-08 02:34

05-24-08 14:04

Reporter

razmouse

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public

Assigned To

BusyBox

Priority

normal

Resolution

fixed

Status

closed

Product Version

1.1.x

Summary

0003404: syslogd exits if rotate-files does not exists

Description

when syslogd rotates its log-files (/var/log/messages.*) and the files does not exists yet, i.e first rotatation, the xrename function will gracefully exit syslogd.

I guess this should be handled with a normal rename and just ignore if the function returns any error, or what to do? At least not exit...

Additional Information

Attached Files

syslogd_rename_file_10_2.patch [^] (553 bytes) 05-23-08 02:34

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Notes
(0007834) vda 05-24-08 14:04	Fixed in rev 22071, thanks.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
05-23-08 02:34	razmouse	New Issue
05-23-08 02:34	razmouse	Status	new => assigned
05-23-08 02:34	razmouse	Assigned To	=> BusyBox
05-23-08 02:34	razmouse	File Added: syslogd_rename_file_10_2.patch
05-23-08 02:48	razmouse	Issue Monitored: razmouse
05-23-08 04:58	razmouse	Issue End Monitor: razmouse
05-24-08 14:04	vda	Status	assigned => closed
05-24-08 14:04	vda	Note Added: 0007834
05-24-08 14:04	vda	Resolution	open => fixed