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1251 # first logadm call will rotate both syslog and messages
1764 # using default rotate rules: -s1b -p1w
1767 mv -f dir1/syslog.7 dir1/syslog.8 # rotate log file
1769 mv -f dir1/syslog.6 dir1/syslog.7 # rotate log file
1771 mv -f dir1/syslog.5 dir1/syslog.6 # rotate log file
1773 mv -f dir1/syslog.4 dir1/syslog.5 # rotate log file
1775 mv -f dir1/syslog.3 dir1/syslog.4 # rotate log file
1777 mv -f dir1/syslog.2 dir1/syslog.3 # rotate log file
1779 mv -f dir1/syslog.1 dir1/syslog.2 # rotate log file
1781 mv -f dir1/syslog.0 dir1/syslog.1 # rotate log file
1783 mv -f dir1/syslog dir1/syslog.0 # rotate log file
1790 # using default rotate rules: -s1b -p1w
1793 mv -f dir2/messages.3 dir2/messages.4 # rotate log file
1795 mv -f dir2/messages.2 dir2/messages.3 # rotate log file
1797 mv -f dir2/messages.1 dir2/messages.2 # rotate log file
1799 mv -f dir2/messages.0 dir2/messages.1 # rotate log file
1801 mv -f dir2/messages dir2/messages.0 # rotate log file
1934 -p period only rotate if period passed since last rotate
1936 -s size only rotate if given size or greater
1944 -l rotate log file with local time rather than UTC
1946 -M cmd execute cmd to rotate the log file
1948 -R cmd run cmd on file after rotate