Re: [Summary-Talk] Deleting Archives - not

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Log file rotation normally leaves the log files in the same directory
they started in, just appending the date to the file name. Sometimes it
puts them in a sub-directory of the directory they started in.

I don't have any further ideas, except to have you look at all of the
non-Apple software you have installed to see if any of that would be
doing this.

You might also want to ask in an OS X Server support forum. They might
have additional thoughts.

Jason


Detlef Hebbel wrote:
> 
> It is that older access_log files are just disappearing. I know, Summary 
> is not deleting them. It must be OS X making them invisable.
> 
> Would you know what I have to search for? What would be the renamed file
> name?

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