TODO and WHISHLIST (in sparse order):

- add a CUI and/or a GUI to edit configuration 
- add check for timestamp of each single file??

- Add a 'permanentinfo' option to search for previously saved informations
  about a logfile. This speed up handling of logfiles and add other
  infos impossbile to use without this.

- Add a parameter to --checkrc option to choice to allow or not actions 
  and/or scripts

- In actions can be used $TDIR to reference to a temporary dir.
  In TDIR there is the same value expanded in @TEMPDIR in other sections.

- Add a remove capability. So .delayed_files don't reference to a no longer
  exsistant logfile

- Add sanity checks for collect/tarcollect options
- Add check in virott* for collect/tarcollect
- Add controls on recursive use of "collect" (monthly points to a weekly
  logfile containing a collect directive to a daily log...)

- Add a @X_STOREFILE to use already expanded storefile (to be used
  in postrotate scripts) ????
- Add a @X_STOREDIR to use already expanded storedir (to be used
  in postrotate scripts) ????

- Add a Log2Rot script to convert config files from logrotate to Rot[t]Log
- Add check to deny use of shell variables in first/last action

- Improve report message 

- Add "def[pre,post]rotate" script in main RC file??

- Add use shlock to prevent multiple execution of rottlog

- IDEA:
  same logfile in two configfiles (adding '[tar]collate' 
  option)
  if I have a logfile in monthly and same file in weekly I can:
  rotate weekly 4 times a logfile (i.e. on a little volume)
  archive monthly all 4 rotated old logfiles in same file 
  (i.e. on a bigger backup volume). rottlog will concatenates all four files
  and then will archive this newly created file.
  It's incompatible with logpart option. If weekly file is not rotated this 
  method isn't too useful.

- Add use of gettext? 

- Add in install.sh script capability to add a crontab entry for LOG_OWN
- A messaging system to be able to read some particular information about
  logfile modifying in e-mail message

