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Vitaliy_Savrans's avatar
Vitaliy_Savrans
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Aug 03, 2015

Hi,

to check logrotate age:

(tmos) list sys db logrotate.logage

output will be something like this:

 sys db logrotate.logage {
 value "8"

Logrotate runs on daily basis: 

 ls  /etc/cron.daily/
- there will be logrotate script

Keep logs up to 3 months possible but it depends on size of daily logs files and amount of free space on system disks.

  • Thong_196816's avatar
    Thong_196816
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    Aug 04, 2015
    thanks for your time to answer my questions...:) I had verified, looks like my archived logs shows "8" days but the value are get from which file? is it etc/cron.daily ? i cant find it this value.. 1.) what if I wan to verify the size of daily logs? can know what command to use? 2.) if I wan to keep archived log up to 3 months, where is the settings required to change? 3.) if I do the command below, where /sys config saved ? 1.Log in to the Traffic Management Shell (tmsh) by typing the following command: tmsh 2.Modify the age at which log files are eligible for deletion, by using the following command syntax: modify /sys db logrotate.logage value In this command syntax, note the following:&9702;Legal values range from 0 to 100 3.Save the change by typing the following command: save /sys config
  • Thong_196816's avatar
    Thong_196816
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    Aug 05, 2015
    any how to locate "sys db logrotate.logage" store the variable?