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Probably more of a feature request than a bug, but it's a bit annoying :)
When viewing lc-admin status with the UI lc-admin -connect tcp:localhost:1234 the order of the files with the same name changes on each refresh.
In example, there's 5 /var/log/php-error files open because they got logrotated due to some log explosion, log-courier has them all open until it hits the dead timer, and when you view the lc-admin status the order of the files changes, which is pretty annoying when you're watching how it copes up with the logs.
Would probably be good to sort them additionally by the id?
Attaching two screenshots which were made a few seconds apart to hopefuly make it clear what i mean.
log-courier and lc-admin version: 2.9.1
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Probably more of a feature request than a bug, but it's a bit annoying :)
When viewing lc-admin status with the UI
lc-admin -connect tcp:localhost:1234
the order of the files with the same name changes on each refresh.In example, there's 5 /var/log/php-error files open because they got logrotated due to some log explosion, log-courier has them all open until it hits the dead timer, and when you view the lc-admin status the order of the files changes, which is pretty annoying when you're watching how it copes up with the logs.
Would probably be good to sort them additionally by the id?
Attaching two screenshots which were made a few seconds apart to hopefuly make it clear what i mean.
![Screenshot 2022-12-28 at 11 32 05](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3297126/209790871-c88de533-8b85-46a0-9777-2ce1bdc7555a.png)
![Screenshot 2022-12-28 at 11 31 59](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3297126/209790873-5a35f7c4-8877-4940-8c05-535f22f145a1.png)
log-courier and lc-admin version: 2.9.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: