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Apache Config Files
Currently our Apache log files are huge, I want to put say a month's time limit on this, then when it hits the end of the month I would like it to start over writing.
Does anyone know where the config file is for this and what its called? I also want to do exactly the same on wtmp config (who command) file (but again no clue of how or where to find it). Many Thanks!  |
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