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But I don't see how that would affect the problem I'm having. One of my systems -- one that I admin but am not a user of and one on which others have ldm user privs -- has
0 0 * * * /home/ldm/bin/ldmadmin newlogin ldm's crontab. This doesn't appears to be running regularly, though, as the rolled logs have seemingly random times. Worse, they somehow get owned by root.
Should I be looking somewhere else for where the log is being rotated? Can I just use logrotate instead (where I can control who owns the rolled files)?
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