Hi all We’ve had new servers coming in and one of the requirement was to keep logs for up to 8 months. I know logrotate can do the job, but by default (on Suse Enterprise10, 11) we have these logs in /etc/logrotate. d dir as default logs which are rotated: -rw-r–r– 1 root root 140 Jul… (0 Replies), include /etc/logrotate. d after. include /etc/logrotate. d /*.conf This should make only files ending .conf in /etc/logrotate. d / to be picked up by logrotate excluding your test file. If you already have files in /etc/logrotate. d / being used by logrotate, these would need updated to include .conf, 4/8/2020 · Also, there is a directive to include a particular folder: /etc/logrotate. d . This folder is used for package-specific log rotation requests. Packages designed to take advantage of logrotate drop configuration files into this directory. This modularity is in keeping with the Linux spirit and enhances the extensibility of the utility.
The config files in /etc/logrotate. d control how many days are kept, etc. Unless something is wrong, all logs are rotated (7 days for Asterisk and FreePBX) so the disk shouldn’t fill up. However, a 64 GB USB flash drive or SD card is only about $10, useful for recording calls, voicemail storage, packet captures and.
$ sudo logrotate -d -v *.log Ignoring logfile1.log because the file owner is wrong (should be root). Ignoring logfile2.log because the file owner is wrong (should be root). Ignoring otherlogfile.log because the file owner is wrong (should be root). Handling 0 logs My system is a debian testing/jessie.
Manage Linux log files with Logrotate – TechRepublic, logrotate – LinuxConfig.org, logrotate – LinuxConfig.org, Manage Linux log files with Logrotate – TechRepublic, Then you only want to disable the email of /etc/cron.daily/logrotate not the others Last edited by Don Cragun; 04-08-2015 at 05:26 PM .. Reason: Add CODE and ICODE tags, again.
12/27/2000 · In this example, when the /etc/logrotate. d /linuxconf file is read by /etc/logrotate.conf, the following options will override the defaults specified in /etc/logrotate.conf: Notifempty errors jim
