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I have read trough the issues and PR-s, and it seems to be a recurring problem that people dont research this, rather they come up with logrotation from various aspects.
I would suggest to include a contrib folder into the distributon package, and for starting, include the debian-ized logrotate script mysql-audit.logrotate, users could customize the logfile's name and path and copy it to /etc/logrotate.d/mysql-audit
stwomey
commented
6 years ago
I have read trough the issues and PR-s, and it seems to be a recurring problem that people dont research this, rather they come up with logrotation from various aspects.
I would suggest to include a contrib folder into the distributon package, and for starting, include the debian-ized logrotate script mysql-audit.logrotate, users could customize the logfile's name and path and copy it to
/etc/logrotate.d/mysql-auditAttached the TXT form mysql-audit.logrotate