Re: Automating cleanup of printer output files
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good thinking.
you could also pipe them to the Apache rotatelogs program, then you don't even need to poke hercules to change files.
On Sunday, July 19, 2020, 1:00:57 PM EDT, Patrik Schindler <poc@...> wrote:
Hello Doug, Am 19.07.2020 um 17:12 schrieb Doug Wegscheid < dwegscheid@...>: > There is a thread here referring to a hercctl utility to allow you to shoot commands at a running Hercules instance, but the link in it is stale, and I can't find it anywhere else. Thanks for the hint to local http server! I completely forgot about that one. (I found a reference that it's just a shell script, so I don't need that anyway.) I'll let logrotate do the housekeeping: [/etc/logrotate.d/hercules-mvs]: ---8<--- /opt/mvsrun/prt/prt002.txt /opt/mvsrun/prt/prt00e.txt /opt/mvsrun/prt/prt00f.txt { ? ? ? ? rotate 4 ? ? ? ? weekly ? ? ? ? missingok ? ? ? ? notifempty ? ? ? ? compress ? ? ? ? delaycompress ? ? ? ? postrotate ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? /opt/mvsrun/logrotate-prt.sh ? ? ? ? endscript } ---8<--- [/opt/mvsrun/logrotate-prt.sh]: ---8<--- #!/bin/sh for DEV in 002 00e 00f; do ? ? ? ? curl -d "command=devinit+${DEV}" -X POST done ---8<--- :wq! PoC PGP-Key: DDD3 4ABF 6413 38DE -
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