Thanks for response,
> Setup log rotation depending on size of logs or daily rotation.
If I use log rotation would I still have access to all access data logs
where I moved?
>Instead of randomly restarting – do a config check and only restart if the
config is valid (should also validate the log
> I don't want to locate logs on ssd main (hardrive /var/log/nginx/) which is
> obviously smaller hard disk than my external sata hdd (/externalhdd/log/nginx/
Setup log rotation depending on size of logs or daily rotation.
> I still want my website to operate after restart because every week ser
Thanks for the response. The reason why I want to implement this is because
I have dedicated server and thanks to nginx everything is work perfectly so
I don't need to check server everyday. I don't want to locate logs on ssd
main (hardrive /var/log/nginx/) which is obviously smaller hard disk than
Hello,
As far as I know, it's impossible using Nginx.
But you can archive the same result using only 'access_log' statement
into 'permanent' location.
Just mount your external drive 'nginx' directory over /var/log/nginx like:
mount -o bind /externalhdd/log/nginx/ /var/log/nginx/
If it is u
Hi I would like to implement if condition on access and error log. Prior to
nginx restart I want nginx to look for first log path location eg.
/externalhdd/log/nginx/example.com_access.log, if log doesn't exist use
second path which is /var/log/nginx/example.com_access.log I have given
like my exa
