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archiving logfiles

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perler

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hi,

i migrate my old server to a new, plesk server. on my old one i kept all apache logfiles from the beginning of time so that i can switch to a different log analyzer if needed.

with the new plesk server i would like to do the same. what do you think is the best approach to do this? i thought on the lines of utilizing logrotate for this. how would you do this?

PAT
 
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