Zend Framework

Rolling File Appender

Details

  • Type: New Feature New Feature
  • Status: Resolved Resolved
  • Priority: Trivial Trivial
  • Resolution: Incomplete
  • Affects Version/s: None
  • Fix Version/s: 1.0.0
  • Component/s: Zend_Log
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Description

Please add feature "Rolling File Appender" to Zend_Log.
For example every 20MB log file will be rolled, at maximum 10 log files.

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Elisamuel Resto added a comment -

What you're asking for is to add a functionality to make Zend_Log rotate logs, or add functionality to read splitted logs in a "rolling" form?

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Elisamuel Resto added a comment - What you're asking for is to add a functionality to make Zend_Log rotate logs, or add functionality to read splitted logs in a "rolling" form?
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Superbiji added a comment -

to make Zend_Log rotate logs

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Superbiji added a comment - to make Zend_Log rotate logs
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Richard Thomas added a comment -

This is really something that in most cases is deligated to the server to handle.

Rotating of logs at the application level of a web application would cause a large delay for the user that happened to hit the site and get "stuck" with the rotation action.

logrotate is a good example of handling this at the server level

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Richard Thomas added a comment - This is really something that in most cases is deligated to the server to handle. Rotating of logs at the application level of a web application would cause a large delay for the user that happened to hit the site and get "stuck" with the rotation action. logrotate is a good example of handling this at the server level
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Superbiji added a comment -

Hi,
I'm developing software under Linux, I know logrotate

but my software will be deployed to multiplatform... (esp windows and linux)
It will be necessary to let php rotate the log, just like log4php

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Superbiji added a comment - Hi, I'm developing software under Linux, I know logrotate but my software will be deployed to multiplatform... (esp windows and linux) It will be necessary to let php rotate the log, just like log4php
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Richard Thomas added a comment -

Reopening issue, however I don't think it should be part of "core" Zend_Log but instead split off into a seperate Zend_Log_Manager type class. This way those who need this functionality can use it but no overhead is added for those that don't

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Richard Thomas added a comment - Reopening issue, however I don't think it should be part of "core" Zend_Log but instead split off into a seperate Zend_Log_Manager type class. This way those who need this functionality can use it but no overhead is added for those that don't
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Bill Karwin added a comment -

Changing fix version to unknown.

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Bill Karwin added a comment - Changing fix version to unknown.
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Bill Karwin added a comment -

Scheduling for release 0.8.0.

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Bill Karwin added a comment - Scheduling for release 0.8.0.
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Bill Karwin added a comment -

Creating a new component or tool for managing log files is not related to the Zend_Log component. I'm closing this issue as "Incomplete" because that is what we have done for JIRA issues that really should be presented in the form of a proposal on our wiki.

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Bill Karwin added a comment - Creating a new component or tool for managing log files is not related to the Zend_Log component. I'm closing this issue as "Incomplete" because that is what we have done for JIRA issues that really should be presented in the form of a proposal on our wiki.

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