    A program like bf(logrotate)(1) allows its users to specify a command or
script immediately following log-rotation, and `s() tt(--resume
pidfile)' could be specified nicely in such a post-rotation section.

    Here is an example of a specification that can be used with
bf(logrotate)(1). Logrotate (on Debian systems) keeps its configuration files
in tt(/etc/logrotate.d), and assuming there is a host tt(target), whose report
file is tt(/var/stealth/target/report), the required bf(logrotate)(1)
specification file (e.g., tt(/etc/logrotate.d/target)) could be:
        verbinclude(../../../share/etc/logrotate.d/target)
    Using this specification file, bf(logrotate)(1) will 
    itemization(
    it() perform weekly rotations of the report file;
    it() keep up to 12 rotated files, compressing them using bf(gzip)(1);
    it() suspend the s() daemon, before rotating its report file;
suspended; 
    it() following the rotation, s()'s actions are resumed.
    )
    Note thet tt(stealth --resume xxx) always initiates another file integrity
scan.
