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This is a Windows implementation of the logrotate utility found in Linux platforms. The goal is to use the same command line parameters and files as the Linux version. You can help support my efforts by buying me a coffee! https://buymeacoffee.com/kenasalter If you are going to give a negative rating, please take a little extra time and explain why. I want to improve the program as much as possible, but I need feedback.

LogEngine2 is a C++ header only library for easy and flexible logging. Contains small amount of code in compare with other logging libraries. Just copy the files from include folder to your project folder and use a C++20 compiler. LogEngine2 can load loggers from .lfg file. Examples of .lfg files are included into bundle. LogEngine2 provides various log targets: regular files, rotating log files, console logging, string stream, user custom function. Log line format is easy configurable.

LogSplitter is a log handler for Apache which combines the features of rotatelogs, splitlog and (in part) cronolog.

English: Pyrotate is Python program for log files rotation. It uses any external archiver such as Winrar, 7-zip or gzip for compress and may rotate files in GNU/Linux logrotate's style. Program works in any OS such as Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS, etc, where Python may work. Dependencies: - Python v2.6 or better v2.7 (v2.5 for pyrotate v0.8 or earlier) - an external archiver Russian: Программа для ротации и/или архивации логов (и любых других) файлов, которая использует любой...

A better way to rotate apache logs. It can rotate multiple times a day and it compresses logs AFTER httpd stops writing to them. Deletes old logs based on partition fullness.

BackupRotator is a small Java utility to rotate files of any kind (including backup files, log files, etc.) and to be able to keep the newest *n* files.

Auto Migrator is a collection of python scripts that perform automated migrating(syncing) of files and folders.

Tools for Subversion repositories.

Tail is a graphical interface for following files, similar to the *nix command tail -f. Tail can monitor and show multiple files, parse file changes for optional keywords, and optionally notify you of changes both visually and audibly.