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Resolved Change system logrotate

uniauto

Basic Pleskian
Hi.

I missundertood one option in Plesk and checked it (Server settings->Force daily log rotations for all domains).
I unchecked it and manually fixed all domains web logs, but i noticed some system logs changed to daily rotation (fail2ban, maillog, apache2, nginx,....).

Is there a way using Plesk to change it back to monthly? or the only way is editing all files in /etc/logrotate.d/ & /usr/local/psa/etc/logrotate.conf?
 
Hello,
There is no way to revert such changes unfortunately but you can set the rotation period to 30 days on Server Settings page.
 
Thank for answer.
I dont like daily rotation because it create a lot of files.
I want to keep some logs for 2years (740 files each log with daily rotation).
I fixed it manually.
 
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