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Question access_log.stat size
- Thread starter Kapnos
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- logs statistics stats
Look at this thread - https://talk.plesk.com/threads/logr...he-access_log-stat-file-and-similar-_.339075/
The thing is that there are two similar files one access_log.stat which takes 30GB and another access_log with no extension. I compared the log files with a domain created in plesk onyx (and not migrated) and there is not access_log.stat, only access_log. The domain that has been migrated was on plesk 12.5 running on centos and the new server is running plesk onyx on ubuntu.
