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How to disable acces_log?

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ZAPP!?

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Hi!

Is it possible to disable the acces_log's as root for only one account and not for the whole server?


/var/www/vhosts/domain.com/statistics/logs


ZAPP :confused:
 
Turning off the access log will break Plesk from being able to track the bandwidth usage. You can disable the logs in the domain's httpd.include, the problem is the next domain update will rewrite the file WITH the access log enabled again. Another option may be to symlink the access_log to /dev/null, depending on how Plesk rotate's the logs this may or may not work.
 
I've unlimited traffic for this domain, so it isnt important to "track the bandwidth usage"

do u have a how-to maybe?? :confused:
 
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