karakeep-linux.sh fix: use 'append' instead of 'file' for logs #1471
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My slight concern of the use of append is that the log file will probably grow indefinitely because there's no log rotation set up, right? |
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Sorry about the delay - there is now 😄 |
- Noticed that using the log for StdOut and StdError would stop working under certain circumstances. - Using append is the correct setting so output can be read while tailing the logs
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I noticed that using the log for StdOut and StdError would stop working under certain circumstances. Using 'append' instead of 'file' allows the file to be read while opened.