Error.log rotation

Hello

can you add the rotation of vhosts' error.log in the next version? sometimes it can be very big causing problems in user's quota.

 

It looks like what could be done, at least as a quick and dirty fix, is modify the /usr/local/ispconfig/server/cron_daily.php file as follows.

Take the logrotation section and duplicate the access log entries with error log entries.

#######################################################################################################
// Manage and compress web logfiles
#######################################################################################################

$sql = "SELECT domain_id, domain, document_root FROM web_domain WHERE server_id = ".$conf["server_id"];
$records = $app->db->queryAllRecords($sql);
foreach($records as $rec) {
$yesterday = date("Ymd",time() - 86400);
$logfile = escapeshellcmd($rec["document_root"].'/log/'.$yesterday.'-access.log');
$errorfile = escapeshellcmd($rec["document_root"].'/log/'.$yesterday.'-error.log');
if(@is_file($logfile)) {
// Compress yesterdays logfile
exec("gzip -c $logfile > $logfile.gz");
unlink($logfile);
}
if(@is_file($errorfile)) {
// Compress yesterdays logfile
exec("gzip -c $errorfile > $errorfile.gz");
unlink($errorfile);
}

// delete logfiles after 7 days
$week_ago = date("Ymd",time() - 86400 * 7);
$logfile = escapeshellcmd($rec["document_root"].'/log/'.$week_ago.'-access.log.gz');
$errorfile = escapeshellcmd($rec["document_root"].'/log/'.$week_ago.'-error.log.gz');
if(@is_file($logfile)) {
unlink($logfile);
}
if(@is_file($errorfile)) {
unlink($errorfile);
}
}

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I haven't tried it yet - I just put it in myself - but it should work fine.

 

I just updated to the latest ISPConfig3 and was wondering why it still does not have error log rotation?

Above script posted by Bookworm doesn't work by the way.

 

If I could write it, I already would have.

I serve over 45 websites with ISPConfig, many of those currently have error.log over 200MB in size because there's no rotation. Going through each domain by hand is not really practical, though I've done it a few times.

My guess is that average error.log size could be around 100MB, which would mean nearly 5GB is taken by just error.logs.

 

this shouldn't be that hard to do. Just modify the codes from access logrotate script in cron_daily.php

 

From what I can see ISPConfig plays around with symlinks for access log rotation. More than just cron_daily.php modification is needed for proper support in ISPConfig I'm afraid.

 

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