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With normal logs you can use tail -F to follow them, because when the log is rotated the original filename persists (and tail -F detects the file change). But when you use Datetime templates, it cannot follow it. It will be nice to apply the date template only at the archive time, so a "file.log" is always present and tailable, and when full is archived to "file.log.YYYY-MM-DD.gz"
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With normal logs you can use
tail -F
to follow them, because when the log is rotated the original filename persists (andtail -F
detects the file change). But when you use Datetime templates, it cannot follow it. It will be nice to apply the date template only at the archive time, so a "file.log" is always present and tailable, and when full is archived to "file.log.YYYY-MM-DD.gz"The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: