Access and Error Log Rotation

When turning on Archive for the logs. cron style. The log gets archived with the date etc, but the new files access and error do not get created. I have ns-cron on and the rotation occurs, but the files name only changes and it never create the new files and only keeps changing the file names with the new name.

You may be running into Problem 4684892 mentioned in the release notes:
http://docs.sun.com/source/817-5170-10/rn60sp7.html
The Administration Server and the cron daemon must be run as root for cron-based log rotation to function properly. You may have to modify your cron.conf user to run as root.
Thanks,
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