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Question Logrotate does not rotate the access_log.stat file (and similar)_

Ed Greenberg

New Pleskian
Each domain's log directory has a set of log files for the statistics. The main file is access_log.stat and there is also access_log.webstat, and two matching files for ssl access.

Logrotate does not rotate these files. I can't set this up manually, since the logrotate config files warn that they are subject to overwriting.

How can I get these rotated?
 
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