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ngnix & apache logfile size

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zeroday

Basic Pleskian
I recently enabled ngnix as proxy for apache for my sites as they are generating a lot of traffic during this month
today I was checking upon 1 website, and I see that the access.log.processed has been grown in a few weeks to 12GB!
Normally this is handled properly with some logfiles being gzipped and than deleted ..

It seems that this is not happening when ngnix is enabled. Where can I change / make sure that my logfiles will not grow like hell and could cause an issue?
 
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