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Why not send them into a log aggregator for search and long term storage and logrotate on the server so you don't get this problem? Hell, why not logrotate anyw
by scaryclam 9y ago
Why not send them into a log aggregator for search and long term storage and logrotate on the server so you don't get this problem? Hell, why not logrotate anyway and keep multiple smaller files?
- maxxxxx 9y agoSur4e. My response was to the comment that 100MB+ files are most likely not text. Like others I just tried to express that there are plenty of use cases for a text editor that can handle very large files. It's just a very practical thing.
- macintux 9y agoI was consulting on a project the other day; turned out they never rotated their main Apache log file, and after 5 years it's now 32GB.