logrotate on Linux: Configure Log Rotation (/etc/logrotate.d)
Configure logrotate on Linux: /etc/logrotate.conf, per-app files in logrotate.d, daily/weekly rotation, compress, copytruncate, and test with logrotate -d.
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Configure logrotate on Linux: /etc/logrotate.conf, per-app files in logrotate.d, daily/weekly rotation, compress, copytruncate, and test with logrotate -d.
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