Re: Apache rotate log config option is where?

["Jean-Christian Imbeault" <jean_christian@example.com>]

>Apache restarts are usually in roots crontab (because only root can
>assign port 80). So become root and type "crontab -l".

Unfortunately Apache's restart is not under root's crontab. My feeling is 
that Apache is not actually being restarted. logrotate is sending apache a 
kill -HUP signal. (/etc/logrotate.d/apache is the conf file for this).

>But maybe redhat's apache rpm puts it in /etc/cron.weekly (or
>.monthly/daily/hourly).

Actually it seems RH uses something called logrotate to manage log 
rotations. The conf file can be found under /etc/logrotate.conf. Using the 
conf file I can set the time for the weekly cron jobs. But this only manages 
all the weekly jobs at once. Don't know how to manage all the weekly log 
rotation individually.

Jc
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