Howcome there is no option to place suexec_log into log rotation?

[cpanelkenneth]

ahaha, I looked there so many times, finally now I see it.

Whats weird that I noticed while configuring logrotate though, is that I have never configured error_log nor access_log because they "appear" to already be being rotated by something.

Is that rotation not part of the error and access log accounting for users? And if I enable rotation on those logs won't I be disturbing the rotation of users logs that they have access to (domlogs et al)? I've never rotated them and they've never grown out of control, maybe I'm just lucky but they look like they're being rotated already with no known configured intervention.

Thanks!

The domain access logs are handled separately. Use the Statistics Software Configuration interface in WHM to configure the processing interval for those logs. There are also some Tweak Settings that govern such.

As mentioned, the Log Rotation interface in the Apache Configuration section of WHM only governs rotation of logs in /usr/local/apache/logs If the file is not in that directory then it will not be governed by the settings in Apache Configuration >> Log Rotation.

[internetfab]

Hey!

I need to make the adjustments for log rotation on all of our servers - can it be done through /scripts/ or API yet?

[cPanelDavidG]

Hey!

I need to make the adjustments for log rotation on all of our servers - can it be done through /scripts/ or API yet?

If you enable log rotation for all logs (both on the cPanel log rotation screen and the Apache log rotation screen) and do a ls -l in /var/cpanel/log_rotation, you will see what symlinks need to be set up for log rotation to be enabled. Remove the symlink to remove log rotation.

cPanel logs are only prefixed with cp_

Apache logs are prefixed with cp__apache__

[internetfab]

Thank you David!