Hi,
you can use the exec action to run your custom script which may skip the logrotate based on current time. For example:
check file myfile with path /my/file if size > 100MB then exec "/opt/scripts/do_logrotate.sh /my/file"
whereas the do_logrotate.sh can do something like this (abstract):
if dayofweek == sunday return; else mv $1 $1.old
Martin
On Jul 26, 2008, at 12:34 AM, Tomich,John wrote: Hi, I'm new to monit and have a need to instruct monit to cause a logrotate if a certain file size threshold is reached, UNLESS the current system time is between certain endpoints. Can anyone help me with how to configure this? Regards, jt 888888888888
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