Any thoughts on this anyone?
Iv tried using log rotate demon in Linux as well, and also wrote my own script, but both ways, once the log is rotated graylog does not create a new one (or write to a new one iv created), the graylog service has to be restarted to get it working again.
is it possible to rotate it in the below file as the server.log file does ?
/etc/graylog/server/log4j2.xml
I really need to resolve this as it creates 200mb of logs a day, and the file is getting way to big.
Thanks