Raw access log period ?

[sanam]

is there any way to edit the period of raw access logs ? A client has requested to set the preiod to each week !!

Thank You

[Juanra]

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http://i4net.tv/marticle/get.php?action=getarticle&articleid=22

[Radio_Head]

[quote:be14137c35][i:be14137c35]Originally posted by Juanra[/i:be14137c35]

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http://i4net.tv/marticle/get.php?action=getarticle&articleid=22[/quote:be14137c35]

Good !! Thanks

Question for Cpanel developers ; is it possible to integrate this feature in WHM (to have user log files otherplace than /usr ?)

[Radio_Head]

FOR CPANEL DEVELOPERS
http://web.cpanel.net/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=560

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May you give us some WHM features to customize location of log files and deletion of them ?

For example could be FANTASTIC the possibility to move log files outside of /usr in /home/user/log with WHM , and possibility to delete automatically client log files every week , 15 days , or 1 month (it should be selectable from whm).

Is it realizable ?

[carperman]

[quote][i:ae8e0792e5]Originally posted by Radio_Head[/i:ae8e0792e5]

[quote:ae8e0792e5][i:ae8e0792e5]Originally posted by Juanra[/i:ae8e0792e5]

This could be useful:

http://i4net.tv/marticle/get.php?action=getarticle&articleid=22[/quote:ae8e0792e5]

I have tried this, logs don't rotate even with suggested editing, weblazer country stats don't work, other stats package won't work. It is not the ideal solution, whm/cpanel should come with logs being put in home dir.

[Juanra]

[quote:87e6d28e46][i:87e6d28e46]Originally posted by carperman[/i:87e6d28e46]
I have tried this, logs don't rotate even with suggested editing, weblazer country stats don't work, other stats package won't work. It is not the ideal solution,
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Well when we did this for one domain we only wanted to have the logs rotate weekly, so I can't say how well the stats packages work, but the logs did rotate weekly. There were always four weekly logs on the disk (compressed). Then the client told us he didn't need the logs at all (thankfully) so we configured Apache not to generate them anymore.

But it's not the ideal solution, obviously.

[quote:87e6d28e46]whm/cpanel should come with logs being put in home dir.[/quote:87e6d28e46]

Maybe, but:
http://support.cpanel.net/obb/read.php?TID=1127#4880