My apache logs are rotating daily, how can I change this? TIA
B BianchiDude Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 2, 2005 617 0 166 Aug 26, 2009 #1 My apache logs are rotating daily, how can I change this? TIA
cPanelDavidG Technical Product Specialist Nov 29, 2006 11,212 13 313 Houston, TX cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Aug 26, 2009 #2 BianchiDude said: My apache logs are rotating daily, how can I change this? TIA Click to expand... Are you referring to the global Apache access log for the server, or the Apache access log for individual cPanel users?
BianchiDude said: My apache logs are rotating daily, how can I change this? TIA Click to expand... Are you referring to the global Apache access log for the server, or the Apache access log for individual cPanel users?
B BianchiDude Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 2, 2005 617 0 166 Aug 26, 2009 #3 cPanelDavidG said: Are you referring to the global Apache access log for the server, or the Apache access log for individual cPanel users? Click to expand... the Apache access log for individual cPanel users the ones in domlogs/
cPanelDavidG said: Are you referring to the global Apache access log for the server, or the Apache access log for individual cPanel users? Click to expand... the Apache access log for individual cPanel users the ones in domlogs/
cPanelDavidG Technical Product Specialist Nov 29, 2006 11,212 13 313 Houston, TX cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Aug 27, 2009 #4 BianchiDude said: the Apache access log for individual cPanel users the ones in domlogs/ Click to expand... In the cPanel interface, click on Raw Access Log and uncheck the following setting: Archive Logs in your home directory at the end of each stats run [ [every 24 hour(s)]] Click to expand...
BianchiDude said: the Apache access log for individual cPanel users the ones in domlogs/ Click to expand... In the cPanel interface, click on Raw Access Log and uncheck the following setting: Archive Logs in your home directory at the end of each stats run [ [every 24 hour(s)]] Click to expand...
B BianchiDude Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 2, 2005 617 0 166 Sep 8, 2009 #5 Is there any way to disable this globally for all domains? TIA
cPanelDavidG Technical Product Specialist Nov 29, 2006 11,212 13 313 Houston, TX cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Sep 8, 2009 #6 BianchiDude said: Is there any way to disable this globally for all domains? TIA Click to expand... The setting I mentioned above is a global setting that affects all domains.
BianchiDude said: Is there any way to disable this globally for all domains? TIA Click to expand... The setting I mentioned above is a global setting that affects all domains.
B BianchiDude Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 2, 2005 617 0 166 Sep 8, 2009 #7 cPanelDavidG said: The setting I mentioned above is a global setting that affects all domains. Click to expand... I don't follow, is this in cpanel or WHM? Is it under tweak settings?
cPanelDavidG said: The setting I mentioned above is a global setting that affects all domains. Click to expand... I don't follow, is this in cpanel or WHM? Is it under tweak settings?
cPanelKenneth cPanel Development Staff member Apr 7, 2006 4,607 80 458 cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Sep 9, 2009 #8 You probably want to uncheck this Tweak Setting: Delete each domain's access logs after stats run
B BianchiDude Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 2, 2005 617 0 166 Sep 9, 2009 #9 cpanelkenneth said: You probably want to uncheck this Tweak Setting: Delete each domain's access logs after stats run Click to expand... Thanks! How often will they rotate once I uncheck that?
cpanelkenneth said: You probably want to uncheck this Tweak Setting: Delete each domain's access logs after stats run Click to expand... Thanks! How often will they rotate once I uncheck that?
cPanelKenneth cPanel Development Staff member Apr 7, 2006 4,607 80 458 cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Sep 9, 2009 #10 BianchiDude said: Thanks! How often will they rotate once I uncheck that? Click to expand... They should still rotate monthly, unless you have this tweak setting checked: Keep log files at the end of the month (default is off as you can run out of disk space quickly)
BianchiDude said: Thanks! How often will they rotate once I uncheck that? Click to expand... They should still rotate monthly, unless you have this tweak setting checked: Keep log files at the end of the month (default is off as you can run out of disk space quickly)
B BianchiDude Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 2, 2005 617 0 166 Sep 9, 2009 #11 cpanelkenneth said: They should still rotate monthly, unless you have this tweak setting checked: Keep log files at the end of the month (default is off as you can run out of disk space quickly) Click to expand... If I check that. Is there a way to have these handled by logrotate? Do you know what the entry would be?
cpanelkenneth said: They should still rotate monthly, unless you have this tweak setting checked: Keep log files at the end of the month (default is off as you can run out of disk space quickly) Click to expand... If I check that. Is there a way to have these handled by logrotate? Do you know what the entry would be?
cPanelKenneth cPanel Development Staff member Apr 7, 2006 4,607 80 458 cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Sep 9, 2009 #12 BianchiDude said: If I check that. Is there a way to have these handled by logrotate? Do you know what the entry would be? Click to expand... While I'm sure logrotate can handle this, I don't know off-hand what the configuration directives would be.
BianchiDude said: If I check that. Is there a way to have these handled by logrotate? Do you know what the entry would be? Click to expand... While I'm sure logrotate can handle this, I don't know off-hand what the configuration directives would be.