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<p>hi,

<br>

right now, you can do that only via sending a sighup to syslog-ng at that time.

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syslog-ng will close that file after time-reap() seconds once no messages are received there.

<br>

time-reap() defaults to 60 seconds iirc.

<br>

hope this helps.

<br>

<br>----- Original message -----

<br>&gt; Hello.

<br>&gt; I'm using a very simple configuration on Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS

<br>&gt; @version: 3.3

<br>&gt; @include "scl.conf"

<br>&gt; source from-network { udp(ip("0.0.0.0") port(514)); };

<br>&gt; destination local-file {

<br>&gt; file("/var/log/temporary-encrypted/$YEAR-$MONTH-$DAY.log"); }; log {

<br>&gt; source(from-network); destination(local-file);};

<br>&gt; 

&gt; Log on a destination file using date as filename.

&gt; I need to close this file when date changes at 00:00. How?

<br>&gt; Thanks.

<br>&gt; Andrea

<br>&gt;&nbsp; &#32;

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