G'day perladdict,

It would have helped if you'd shown (at least a sample of) what you're actually getting for $abspath. I'll have to guess.

When $path is 

/opt/xxx/domains/test0813/dev/platform/log/*.log

[download]

You get a value of $abspath that looks like 

/opt/xxx/domains/test0813/dev/platform/log/*.logwhatever.log

[download]

But what you really want is 

/opt/xxx/domains/test0813/dev/platform/log/whatever.log

[download]

You'll need to chop of the wildcard part (i.e. *.log, in this instance) before concatenating the filename.

-- Ken

In reply to Re: Log rotaion for the files which are existed in the absolute paths from the config files by kcott
in thread Log rotaion for the files which are existed in the absolute paths from the config files by perladdict

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