No, it won't. It is triggered by cron and depends on the automatic log rotation. Both will be disturbed if you power down your ASL over night. Your ASL should run 24/7 to ensure consistent and dependable logging / reporting.
Sure, almost everything is possible on ASL, but you have to do it yourself. I can give you a hint, though: Take a look into /usr/local/bin/logcontrol.sh. You should get an idea how the SARG is run and what is required for it to work. Either write your on script which runs SARG on the not-yet-rotated files, or change this script to suit your needs.
Sure, almost everything is possible on ASL, but you have to do it yourself. I can give you a hint, though: Take a look into /usr/local/bin/logcontrol.sh. You should get an idea how the SARG is run and what is required for it to work. Either write your on script which runs SARG on the not-yet-rotated files, or change this script to suit your needs.