I have some problem on my Linux Web server log file.

ERBRMN · 11-11-2005, 06:36 AM

Please advise me, ....

I have some problem on my Linux Web server log file.

Access log and error log file are not changed.

It means "access_log" and "error_log" are not changed to "access_log.1(2,3,4...)" and "error_log.1(2,3,4,...)" .

Only one (access_log nad error_log) file from the first day when i config web server and NOW size is VERY VERY BIG ...

How can I solve this problem, please help.

fouldsy · 11-11-2005, 06:40 AM

You need to look at using logrotate and set it as a cron job evert day or once a week, or however you regularly you want your logs rotating. Otherwise you logs simply sit there until full as they are currently.

ERBRMN · 11-11-2005, 06:46 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by fouldsy
You need to look at using logrotate and set it as a cron job evert day or once a week, or however you regularly you want your logs rotating. Otherwise you logs simply sit there until full as they are currently.

thk u fouldsy

I have another Web server (same linux and Appach version is same) , But another server WEB server LOG is rotating for AUTO.

I could not understand !!!!

Back_to_Linux · 11-11-2005, 07:00 AM

are you loading the module for rotate the log in httpd.conf (mod_logs.so or something like use : loadmodule or add module with DSO enable).
verify the charged module by :
httpd -V or httpd -l (i don't remember, try httpd -h to know all options.

ERBRMN · 11-11-2005, 07:05 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Back_to_Linux
are you loading the module for rotate the log in httpd.conf (mod_logs.so or something like use : loadmodule or add module with DSO enable).
verify the charged module by :
httpd -V or httpd -l (i don't remember, try httpd -h to know all options.

thk u Back_to_Linux

I tryed "httpd -l" result is :

Compiled -in modules:
http_core.c
mod_so.c
suexec: disacled ; invalid wrapper /user/sbin/suexec

What can I do

Back_to_Linux · 11-11-2005, 07:37 AM

you need to see the corresponding module in lib directory of apache source. you need too see a line in httpd.conf, which load the corresponding module.
it semmes like :
LoadModule mod_log.c
or
AddModule mod_log.so
excuse me for the non exact name.