domlogs rotation

[electron33]

Hi,

Does cPanel rotate/recycle /usr/local/apache/domlogs ?

or, do I have to do it myself?

Thanks

 

[AlexF]

cPanel will handle that for you if you set it under WHM>Tweak Settings (look for Delete each domain's access logs after stats run).

 

[electron33]

Thanks AlexF,

What I don't know now is the intervals at which this is done. I use Urchin, and it uses domlogs files. Is there any settings/scheduling for this.

I looked in the documentation and all it says is "After web statistics are calculated for a domain name delete the access logs for that domain"

When are stats calculated?

Cheers

 

[AlexF]

The only time I used Urchin is when I had a VPS (many years ago). Check to see your if your Urchin config file has a setting on that or perhaps a cron job for urchin.

Sorry I could not be of more help on this issue.

 

[electron33]

Thanks pal,

You helped more than I'd expected.

All the best

 

[AlexF]

Glad to be of help!

 

[myusername]

electron33,

You and Iseem to be looking for the same thing here.

So far as I can tell they are part of /scripts/upcp

Let me know if you believe this to be incorrect.

It sounds like you are trying to rotate them instead of delete them after they run which is what I am trying to do. i have them rotating now, but not right after stats runs so there is some latency in the stats programs.

Let us know if you find anything.

 

[[email protected]]

Thank you!

I didn't even realize a couple of my power users on my server are generating more than 3 GBs of domlogs. HOpe enabling that feature will helpa little bit.

cPanel will handle that for you if you set it under WHM>Tweak Settings (look for Delete each domain's access logs after stats run).

 

[myusername]

3 gigs?

Our machines start to flake out right around 2 gigs. never ever had one at three, the server would not work correctly after 2.2