On 3/18/21 12:46 PM, Vincent Bernat wrote: > ❦ 18 mars 2021 11:46 +01, Thomas Goirand: > >> By default, haproxy /etc/logrotate.d/haproxy is set with: >> >> rotate 52 >> >> This is keeping a WAY too much log history. This isn't reasonable, especially >> with (very) busy servers. This also is a privacy concern: the best practices >> in Debian is to never set the default archiving of logs for longer >> than 7 days. > > I won't change that during the freeze. What best practices are you > refering to?
DKG for example, did a presentation, if I remember well, in Germany, where he explained that he belives 7 days is the best practice. I have to admit there's no established norm in Debian, but I do agree with what DKG says about this. Also, I don't see why changing a configuration value wouldn't be accepted by the release team, especially considering that a busy server with haproxy could fill its HDD very fast. If you think it's too much trouble to engage with the release team, I would understand though... Cheers, Thomas Goirand (zigo)
