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I like how the apache logs for each site are available through the interface and are rotated to my settings. Is it possible to add a custom log file to this list?
Thanks,
Kevin
Thanks,
Kevin
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GunFood
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Sure,
create a new file in /etc/logrotate.d/ named like your log you would like to rotate.
Place the following inside the file (taken from apache logrotate):
Here you can set different options (in short):
Set the right path to your log !
missingok = no error if there is no log file
notifempty = rotate only if log conatins data
sharedscripts = donno
postrotate = maybe it's a good idea to reload or restart the service, so a new file will be created
create a new file in /etc/logrotate.d/ named like your log you would like to rotate.
Place the following inside the file (taken from apache logrotate):
Code:
/var/log/httpd/*log {
missingok
notifempty
sharedscripts
postrotate
/sbin/service httpd reload > /dev/null 2>/dev/null || true
endscript
}Here you can set different options (in short):
Set the right path to your log !
missingok = no error if there is no log file
notifempty = rotate only if log conatins data
sharedscripts = donno
postrotate = maybe it's a good idea to reload or restart the service, so a new file will be created
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zenstruck
Guest
Great, thanks!
customize log rotate per domain
After installing nginx I have 2 more log files inside ~/statistics/logs for every domain — nginx access and error logs for this domain.
PSA generates it's per domain log rotate settings in /usr/local/psa/etc/logrotate.d
I need to add those naginx logs to every domain.tld file in that directory
grep -r 'logrotate.d' inside /usr/local/psa didn't help
After installing nginx I have 2 more log files inside ~/statistics/logs for every domain — nginx access and error logs for this domain.
PSA generates it's per domain log rotate settings in /usr/local/psa/etc/logrotate.d
I need to add those naginx logs to every domain.tld file in that directory
grep -r 'logrotate.d' inside /usr/local/psa didn't help
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