Gluster users - Jul 2013 - How do I rotate **all** the Gluster logs?

I know I can do:

gluster log rotate <volume name>

and I see how that rotates log files in /var/log/glusterfs/bricks.  This is
good.  But there's another log file, /var/log/glusterfs/<volume
name>.log and that one doesn't seem to rotate.    There are also a bunch
of others in that directory and I don't see any evidence the above command
makes them rotate.

What am I missing?

Thanks


-          Greg Scott
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On 07/19/2013 04:38 PM, Greg Scott wrote:
> I know I can do:
>
> gluster log rotate <volume name>
>
> and I see how that rotates log files in /var/log/glusterfs/bricks.  This
> is good.  But there?s another log file, /var/log/glusterfs/<volume
> name>.log and that one doesn?t seem to rotate.    There are also a bunch
> of others in that directory and I don?t see any evidence the above
> command makes them rotate.
The log file which did not get rotated should be the one associated with 
a client.

The appropriate mechanism to do log rotation would be to use logrotate 
command with the config file available at /etc/logrotate.d/glusterfs. 
This mechanism rotates log files of all glusterfs processes.The log 
rotate <volname> command will be deprecated in a  future release.

-Vijay