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@@ -19,19 +19,8 @@ into /usr/local/bin/log2ram |
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- You can change the SIZE variable if necessary |
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- If you prefer to use rsync, you can set the USE_RSYNC variable to `true` |
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**###############** |
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**If you install other services who need a /var/log folder (like mysql, apache, nginx) don't forget to run `sudo /usr/local/bin/log2ram write |
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` to be sure the folder will exist if you reboot before one hour after the log2ram install. The best way is to install log2ram after all other** |
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**##############** |
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## Customize |
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#### services : |
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If you open the file `/etc/systemd/system/log2ram.service` , you will see a line starting by `Before=`, you can list here the services who need to start after log2ram. You will need to change this line when a service start too fast and stop running because log2ram mount a ram folder where it has start to write log. |
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For example, If you use apache instead of nginx, add `apache2.service` into this line. |
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#### variables : |
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Into the file `log2ram` (or `/usr/local/bin/log2ram` if you have already installed it), there are two variables into the script : `SIZE=40M` and `USE_RSYNC=false` |
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