Adrian Golumbovici wrote: > Anyway, how can I find out if logrotate is running?
look in the crontab or int /etc/cron.daily .... > > ps aux | grep logrotate > > didn't show any results. And what does logrotate actually do (how does it > work)? It's not a deamon, its started by cron, run and then dies. > I see some logs archived (with .gz ending) in /var/log but don't really > need them (they just take up space). proberbly logrotate, that what it does, switching logfile for processes, keeping the old ones compressed. > Anything older than 30 days should be > irrelevant. man logrotate will help you to set that up, by tweaking /etc/logrotate.conf /Björn
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