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Server Log Rotation Problem - deleting access_log

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kirupa

Guest
Hey everyone,
I host on a server running the latest version of Plesk 7.5.x, and a small issue that cropped up recently is that log files aren't being rotated properly. Right now, one of the access_log files is taking up a fairly large amount of space, and I'd like to get rid of it.

What are the common locations for an access_log file, and how can I overwrite it with a blank access_log file? Right now, since my total storage space has been maxed out at 100%, I'm getting database errors on a vbulletin forum.

Not sure if this helps, but here is the folder structure to my HTML files: home/httpd/vhosts/kirupa.com/httpdocs/

I do have root access.

EDIT: I do apologize for posting in the wrong forum. I have deleted my earlier thread from the Windows forum, for the server runs Linux.

Thanks!
Kirupa
 
I was able to fix it by deleting the access_log file.

Here is what I did after I logged in as root (in case anyone is interested :)):

cd /var/log/httpd/
rm access_log

Cheers!
Kirupa :p
 
kirupa: in my opinion, I think that was not the best solution, although you did nothing wrong. Plesk should do it itself and there is appropriate settings for doing that.
 
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