Thanks. I managed to make a copy of cocoon.log , checker.log and
handle-plugin.log and managed to recover 2GB. Now I am wondering of the
dspace.log.2010-12-21 and dspace.log.2010-12-21.solr which one are necessary
for computation of access statistics.
From: Peter Dietz [mailto:pdiet...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 7:27 PM
To: amutsikiwa
Cc: dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Dspace-tech] DSpace Logs
Hi Admire,
There is interesting information that lives in old logs. You could in the
future build something to count how many queries have been performed on your
system, see how popular your RSS feeds are, look at errors users encounter, etc.
So, if your concerned with space and backup time, you could either move your
old logs off of your production server, and move them to another server that
works more as an "archive". Or.. you could just tar/zip up some old logs to
compress them which will save a massive amount of space. So that when you need
the logs in the future, you can just extract them.
The dspace.log logs are important. Cocoon.log is not important.
I wouldn't recommend altering the contents of dspace.log, but if you've had
debug mode on for an extended period of time, you might want to remove debug
entries.
Peter Dietz
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 5:03 AM, amutsikiwa <amutsik...@uzlib.uz.ac.zw> wrote:
Hi
I have been running dspace for a while. Now my dspace directory is over 13GB in
size. My assetstore directory is under 700MB. My dspace log is the one that is
over 9GB. The size is taking a toll on my backup. I know I have to preserve
the logs in the interest of access statistics. But I believe not all the log
entries contribute to access statistics. So I am wondering which log entries
can I delete from the log directory?
Kind Regards,
Admire Mutsikiwa
ICT Projects Manager
Library IT
University of Zimbabwe
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