Hi all
Seems like the chef-server does not put any configuration files into /etc/logrotate.d. Our logs were taking up several gigabytes.
Is this known and/or intentional?
I created the following in /etc/logrotate.d/chef-server: https://gist.github.com/Zhann/8804710
Guess it does the trick, but maybe there’s a more elegant way than just restarting the chef-server?
Kr,
S
Replaced the restart with a simple ‘copytruncate’
/facepalm
Still, am I correct that out of the box there’s no log rotation? And if so: is this intentional?
Kr,
S
On 04 Feb 2014, at 15:39, Steven De Coeyer steven@banteng.be wrote:
Hi all
Seems like the chef-server does not put any configuration files into /etc/logrotate.d. Our logs were taking up several gigabytes.
Is this known and/or intentional?I created the following in /etc/logrotate.d/chef-server: Logrotate config for chef-server /etc/logrotate.d/chef-server · GitHub
Guess it does the trick, but maybe there’s a more elegant way than just restarting the chef-server?
Kr,
S