Jeremy C. Reed wrote:

>But ... since its children still handle their current requests, you can't
>compress the file. So use the newsyslog.conf "p" flag to not compress the
>.0 log file. (I just learned about that "p" flag ... I may start using
>newsyslog for my Apache logs now!)
>
If you happen to use Postgresql, check out pglogd. It uses a pipe to get 
logs into Postgresql and you don't have to worry about log rotations and 
apache children.

Regards,
Thomas