Hi Managers,
I would like to write some cronjobs that write data to a file
in the *current* syslog.dated subdirectory.
Is there any way I can determine easily which one is the current one?
(I know,
ls -t /var/adm/syslog.dated | head -1
should do the trick, but I'd like to avoid running that all the time)
I was hoping that syslogd kept a symlink to the current directory somewhere,
but I canot find anything.
Does anyone have any hints...?
This is for DU3.2 and DU4.0
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Received on Tue Mar 24 1998 - 07:20:41 NZST