Mod_log_spread on Windows?
"Gary Penn" <[email protected]> Thu, 4 Dec 2003 14:11:14 -0800
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I first heard about mod_log_spread at ApacheCon '03 a few weeks ago and it sounded fantastic. Problem is we have a 100% Windows environment. Running Apache 2.0.47 and it's great. But how to run spreadlogd? How to compile mod_log_spread if I'm using binaries? We currently feed our logs via a nightly batch file to our WebTrends server which then does it's magic with them. It's Windows-based as well. All systems are W2K or W2K3. With only 2 webservers, why do I need mod_log_spread? Well, besides it being cool technology, we ran into problems where the rotatelogs.exe that is called for the 15 virtual hosts each night at midnight would not "kill" itself once it was done. After a few days we have 70+ rotatelogs.exe's in the process manager and the webservers would die. :( :( I attempted to resolve the issue using cronolog instead and got the same behaviour. Very odd. Suggestions for a Windows user? Please do not send "Windows sucks use Linux" messages. They are not helpful to me, the community, the open source movement or your libido. Thanks, ----------------------------------------- Gary Penn, MCSE, MCP+I, OCDBA W3 Technology, Shimano, Inc. 1 Holland Dr, Irvine, CA 92618, USA [email protected] | www.shimano.com _________________________________________=20