Currently, we're using the ubuntu stock logrotate config for apache logs: a weekly rotate, keeping the last 52 gzipped rotations.
In the event of sudden large surges of traffic, this has been known to fill disks. We should rotate upon reaching a given filesize instead, and perhaps not keep so many old rotations
Currently, we're using the ubuntu stock logrotate config for apache logs: a weekly rotate, keeping the last 52 gzipped rotations.
In the event of sudden large surges of traffic, this has been known to fill disks. We should rotate upon reaching a given filesize instead, and perhaps not keep so many old rotations