Fix log rotation #690
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Fix log rotation #690
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In Debian, even with rsyslog installed, there's no "syslog" user, and rsyslog runs as root. It is expected that rsyslog will create the file itself. There are no particular automated use of log files, so it doesn't matter for files to have "bluecherry" group and be readable for that group.
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Not clear how well the previous script worked. The replacement was picked up from /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog on Ubuntu 22.04 , which boils down to sending SIGHUP to rsyslog, which is the classical way and is very likely to work. How broadly available is this command remains to be seen.
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See #596