Richard G
Verified User
After some time this can take up some room.
It seems several logfiles are not deleted upon deletion of the user.
These are the files never removed:
Can this be fixed?
Next to that... ofcourse at this moment there are a lot of these logs which are present, but do not belong to a domain anymore. Is there an easy way to compare the /var/log/http/domains/*.bytes to for example the /var/named content and if a domainname is not present, the .bytes logs get deleted?
Because it's almost undoable do check and compare every domain manually.
It seems several logfiles are not deleted upon deletion of the user.
These are the files never removed:
Since all other user, domain and logfiles do get deleted, it looks like this is a bug in the user removal procedure./var/log/httpd/domains/domainname.nl.bytes.1
/var/log/httpd/domains/domainname.nl.bytes.2
/var/log/httpd/domains/domainname.nl.bytes.3
/var/log/httpd/domains/domainname.nl.bytes.4
Can this be fixed?
Next to that... ofcourse at this moment there are a lot of these logs which are present, but do not belong to a domain anymore. Is there an easy way to compare the /var/log/http/domains/*.bytes to for example the /var/named content and if a domainname is not present, the .bytes logs get deleted?
Because it's almost undoable do check and compare every domain manually.