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access_ssl_log.processed not rotated

Danny1973

Basic Pleskian
Hello,

I have problem with logrotate on Debian. Hosts have many logs with 1000MB access_ssl_log.processed-files, access_log.processed-files.
Only Hosts with SSL seem to have the problem.
What can I do?

Logrotate is configure for every Domain in Plesk.

Now I see, few domains have path:

/var/www/vhosts/system/**domain**/logs/error_log { (logrotate seems to work)

/var/www/vhosts/**domain**/statistics/logs/*.processed (logrotate don't work)

Statistics in plesk on all domains are deactivated.

Thanks.
Regards Danny
 
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Hello,

all my webs are in /var/www/vhosts/**domain**.
All domain logs are in /var/www/vhosts/**domain**/logs/ not in statistics/logs

Gow can I rebuilding ALL the structures or how can I change the path to logs for every domain?
Great thanks.

Greets Danny
 
All domain logs are in /var/www/vhosts/**domain**/logs/ not in statistics/logs
You did mention in your initial post that some of your domain's stats are located at:
Code:
[/var/www/vhosts/**domain**/statistics/logs/*.processed (logrotate don't work)]

Which is which?
 
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