For all at once? By clean you mean....... trim?
I would trim all of them down to something between 5 and 10 thousand lines all in one shot, with a shell script that simply opens each, copies output to /tmp or something, and then back to /usr/local/apache/domlogs...........
Is this the type of thing you mean? If so I could help further with specifics....
You'd be restarting apache afterwards of course.
I would trim all of them down to something between 5 and 10 thousand lines all in one shot, with a shell script that simply opens each, copies output to /tmp or something, and then back to /usr/local/apache/domlogs...........
Is this the type of thing you mean? If so I could help further with specifics....
You'd be restarting apache afterwards of course.
I intend delete .
How to Delete all apache log files , for each account , every month , to free web space .
Thanks
How to Delete all apache log files , for each account , every month , to free web space .
Thanks
Remove everything in /usr/local/apache/domlogs
And then
killall -9 httpd
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd startssl &
This will remove ALL the domlogs for any domain hosted on that server..... statistical data will be lost at the next time a customer runs their webalizer or analog stats. (They'll be overwritten by the output of crunching the new, cleansed logs)
just FYI
And then
killall -9 httpd
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd startssl &
This will remove ALL the domlogs for any domain hosted on that server..... statistical data will be lost at the next time a customer runs their webalizer or analog stats. (They'll be overwritten by the output of crunching the new, cleansed logs)
just FYI
