Personally, I have rolling logs - Not based on KB size -0 But based on time....
/logs/ <<< Basic log directory Then My main/central log script creates a subdirectory based on date... /logs/20080925/ (25th Sep 08) Then I store the logs in the new directory... (automatically creates a directory as each day passes....) - all using various date() calculations.... Some logs I have AM/PM /logs/20080925/logname.AM /logs/20080925/logname.PM (change "logname" to whatever you want... ) & I have logs in 12 hour shifts :) Some I do on an hourly basis, Some every 3 hours (A little loop / calculation on the Hour of day...) It all depends on what you need to log & if / why you want to refer to it later.... Ive got lots of logs - But I never seem to look at any of them... :) - Oneday I'll do a log-viewer, to view my logs in an easy to read fashion... (plus - Putting all my logs in a central directory - If I want to delete the older ones - I can easily locate them , & rename/move them to a "delete" directory... ) - Ive also got a built-in delete function in my 5-minute cron job - I can move everything to a single directory (easy / quick) - & let the cron job do it for me - instead of waiting & waiting to delete via FTP)...
