Ubuntu 16.04 - create a cron job that runs just before logrotate











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I want to upload my apache logs to a remote FTP server, wich i have allready managed to figure out how to do. However.



I could inject the code in the logrotate cron job, but i am worried it would mess up the auto update since it is maintained by the system.



How to i create a cron job that runs just before logrotate in cron.daily






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  • Why bother? Both new and old logs are still available. Let logrotate run normally, and simply send yesterday's log anytime afterward.
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I could inject the code in the logrotate cron job, but i am worried it would mess up the auto update since it is maintained by the system.



How to i create a cron job that runs just before logrotate in cron.daily






16.04 xubuntu cron







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I could inject the code in the logrotate cron job, but i am worried it would mess up the auto update since it is maintained by the system.



How to i create a cron job that runs just before logrotate in cron.daily






16.04 xubuntu cron







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I want to upload my apache logs to a remote FTP server, wich i have allready managed to figure out how to do. However.



I could inject the code in the logrotate cron job, but i am worried it would mess up the auto update since it is maintained by the system.



How to i create a cron job that runs just before logrotate in cron.daily






16.04 xubuntu cron




16.04 xubuntu cron






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  • Why bother? Both new and old logs are still available. Let logrotate run normally, and simply send yesterday's log anytime afterward.
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  • Why bother? Both new and old logs are still available. Let logrotate run normally, and simply send yesterday's log anytime afterward.
    – user535733
    yesterday
















Why bother? Both new and old logs are still available. Let logrotate run normally, and simply send yesterday's log anytime afterward.
– user535733
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Why bother? Both new and old logs are still available. Let logrotate run normally, and simply send yesterday's log anytime afterward.
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