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[TRAIN YARD SOFTWARE]

What logs are there that can be deleted? also what is the correct comand line to delete these so server dont kick bucket from just deleting it. I know there is some special way to delete these but been so long I dont remember how.


Thankx
Ed

TYS

 

[WeinBar]

Go into /usr/local/apache/domlogs

type ls -alSH|more

and see what the largest log files are. Either delete them, or tar them up. You must now restart apache to clear the space out, otherwise it will not reset.

 

[Curt]

Before I delete any /usr/local/apache/domlogs I would like to understand what are they used for and will they just recreate again? Once they are gone what will now be changed?

Thansk!

 

[Bravo]

You can also move the log files to another drive (like the backup drive) and just create symlinks to them. I have done this and it works fine, of course if the b/u drive goes so do the log files, but I don't consider them critical.

 

[NNNils]

I have the same problem, my host then deleted the logs after which the server crashed.

What should I do to prevent it from crashing?

 

[NNNils]

By the way it tells me this:

Drive Critical: /sda3 (/var) is 92% full

So that's not /usr but /var!!!

 

[dgbaker]

To clean up /var the best is to go into /var/log and remove the files with a number on the end.

For example;

rm -f exim_mainlog.1 or .2 or .3

etc...

 

[Snowman30]

I just go into domlogs and rm -rf * and that cleans it all up, but for some reason my /usr partition fills up in less that a week.

 

[NNNils]

Originally posted by Snowman30
I just go into domlogs and rm -rf * and that cleans it all up, but for some reason my /usr partition fills up in less that a week.

Try moving /usr/local/cpanel/logs/stats_log

That 'll help you out I guess.