# /etc/logrotate.d/ntp
# logrotate configuration file for ntpd
# slackware default logrotate.conf causes new log files to be created and ntpd keeps the
# file open, so we can't just switch logs underneath it. Stopping and re-starting ntpd
# is an option, but there's many minutes of re-sync involved so we use the copytruncate
# command. See man logrotate for details.

/var/log/ntp/ntp.log {
  nocreate
  copytruncate
}