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Problem currently is that .htaccess is not for some reason able to set an env variable. Somewhere I've red that it requires mod_env module in apache. But seems that this module is included in Plesk by default, though I am not sure - it is in one file that apache httpd.conf is including, but then...

Hello, how to tell apache not to log certain requests in log files ? Could you please provide step by step instrucitions? Things i've already tried: 1) added into .htaccess two lines: AllowOverride FileInfo SetEnvIf Request_URI ".*" dontlog 2) then there should be added something like this...

@Igor Losev Dates are correct, both in raw log file and in Plesk's output. Raw Apache SSL/TLS access content: xxx.xx.xxx.xx - - [25/Apr/2018:10:50:57 +0300] "GET /Asomething HTTP/1.0" 200 1918 "Google" "Mozilla/5.0" xxx.xx.xxx.xx - - [25/Apr/2018:10:50:58 +0300] "GET /Bsomething HTTP/1.0" 200...

@Igor Losev Another observation - it happens only for the part of log displayed without clicking "Load previous entries". Additional entries loaded after clicking "load previous entries" - those are no more duplicating.

nah, it's back, doing the same thing again

Hey there, several days ago Plesk asked for big updated, i proceed.. then Advisor extension came up saying "hey, you are not using http 2 do you want to?", sure, installed it and then this started to happen... found how to manually disable http 2 and roll back to http 1, but issue still...

Hey there, just noticed for one subdomain - every log entry coming from "Apache SSL/TLS access" or "nginx SSL/TLS access" in Plesk is displayed twice. It goes like this (entry A) Apache SSL/TLS access (entry A) Apache SSL/TLS access (entry B) nginx SSL/TLS access (entry B) nginx SSL/TLS access...

Oh, super cool! You saved my day! Thank you so much! :)))

and that can be created as scheduled task from within Plesk's scheduler?

logs themselves might get rotated, though those archives - those are from ancient times :)

Yep the same one, though despite that i have set Log Rotation monthly, max no of log files = 3, compress log files, there's full of archived log files, god knows kept for how long.. what i want is to see only past 30 days logs, nothing more, no archives from previous year, no nothing, pure past...

Does it include apache logs or just Plesk admin panel access logs? In my case - i need apache http access logs that register every single web-page request.

Hello, how do i set a lifetime for all access logs? Like http, nginx etc. Let's say I would like to hold no more than 30 days of logs in my server and do not archive anything past that. So my server do not hold any log info for what happened before 30 days. Thanks

am i the only one questioning this situation and noone understands why this happens in default setup? strange...

Hey gang, CentOS, Plesk Onyx, default everything! How can I set max_execution_time from PHP script (I need this for particular scripts only) This for example is simply not wokring: ini_set('max_execution_time', 10); for ($i=0; $i<1690; $i++){ echo $i . "<br>"; sleep(1)...