#1 2019-07-26 10:52:41

mpv
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Force rotation in TSynLog

In pull #225 I try to implement a manual log rotation feature.

I'm plane to use it in a SIGHUP signal handler to release a log file descriptor. By Unix convention in response to SIGHUP signal daemon should reload configuration and reopen all opened files.

This is VERY useful on a big production in case we need to get a full log for a some period of time. In my case if I enable all log levels I got > 100Mb of logs per MINUTE, so having it always ON is very expensive. So I implement a SIGHUP handler what load a new logLevels form a daemon config and call TSynLog.ForceRotation to create a new log file with a new log levels.

As a side effect with a combination of custom OnRotate handler + ForceRotation we can use a Unix logrotate for complex log rotation scenarios (see short explanation why handle SIGHUP for logrotate)

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#2 2019-07-26 12:53:48

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Re: Force rotation in TSynLog

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#3 2019-07-26 13:33:40

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Re: Force rotation in TSynLog

Nice feature!


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