Lester Caine wrote:
I've just had a problem on a site that I need to get fixed properly.
I should probably have taken a bit more care when I set thing up, but at
that time I missed one thing, and that was that the log files default to
ServerRoot.
I don't want to move the configuration files from /etc/ but I need to
move all the logging over to /usr2/ so that it does not fill the base
8Gb partition - and crash the server :(
Is there a 'global' setting which will move the base log directory or do
I have to handle each logging directive manually? This is on a Mandiva
2008.0 setup which uses /etc/httpd/ but on the SUSE setup I seem already
to have the logging split, and can't see why it's different.
In the httpd.conf (or apache.conf) and/or similar VirtualHost conf
files, there are 2 lines :
ErrorLog and CustomLog, which indicate the logfiles for errors, and for
accesses respectively.
If the paths to these files start with a "/", then the path is absolute.
If it starts without a "/", then it is relative to the server root.
From what you say above, I guess they start with "logs/....", which
make them relative.
So just change that to "/usr2/httpd/logs/.." or whatever you need, and
restart apache.
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