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I've just added a logrotate entry for slimserver. The postrotate entry is currently /etc/init.d/slimserver restart, which just kills slimserver and restarts it. I'm unlikely to be listening to music when this happens, but it would be a pain if I was. I don't suppose there's some way of getting a running slimserver to close and open its log file by sending it a signal, is there?
I've just added a logrotate entry for slimserver. The postrotate entry is currently /etc/init.d/slimserver restart, which just kills slimserver and restarts it. I'm unlikely to be listening to music when this happens, but it would be a pain if I was. I don't suppose there's some way of getting a running slimserver to close and open its log file by sending it a signal, is there?
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