minor tweak to -n with size rotation
Without -t, One line can be added to base "logfile" even when
it's over the size limit already.
@@ -378,6 +378,7 @@ static void doRotate(rotate_config_t *config, rotate_status_t *status)
apr_status_t rv;
struct logfile newlog;
int thisLogNum = -1;
+ int oldreason = status->rotateReason;
/* Retrieve local-time-adjusted-Unix-time. */
now = get_now(config, &offset);
@@ -472,6 +473,19 @@ static void doRotate(rotate_config_t *config, rotate_status_t *status)
/* New log file is now 'current'. */
status->current = newlog;
+
+ /* The first write to to the initial file hasn't checked for size
+ * In the normalized timestamp case and the custom strftime case with
+ * any reasonable accuracy, it's futile as the rotation will pick the
+ * same filename again.
+ * For -n, when not truncating, check and rotate.
+ */
+ if (config->num_files > 0 && oldreason == ROTATE_NEW && !config->truncate) {
+ checkRotate(config, status);
+ if (status->rotateReason != ROTATE_NONE) {
+ doRotate(config, status);
+ }
+ }
}
else {
char *error = apr_psprintf(newlog.pool, "%pm", &rv);
