On 6/5/08, André Warnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or you could change your log rotation system altogether, and use logrotate
> if your OS has it.
> The general idea is : you dom't use rotatelogs, you write the logs normally
> to a file.
> With cron, you regularly run logrotate, as often as you
Or you could change your log rotation system altogether, and use
logrotate if your OS has it.
The general idea is : you dom't use rotatelogs, you write the logs
normally to a file.
With cron, you regularly run logrotate, as often as you want.
It has a configuration file that tells it which files
Rotatelogs, as far as I know, does not delete logs. It merely rotates
them. If you want to delete for size, you could do some fancy work
with 'ls', cut out the size, compare it to a specific number you want,
and then delete it if it is over that size.
That seems kludgy though. What I do is
HI
I have atleast 20 virtual host on my Apache ( 2.2.8 ) server and am having
a difficulty in deleting the logs after it reaches a certain limit.
my vhost directive look something like this :
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ServerName agnello.sys.qualiproj.qualispace.com
ServerAlias www.agnello.sy
