Log file limit of 2GB

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Log file limit of 2GB

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I found out that cacti (the poller) crashes once the log file (/var/www/html/cacti/log/cacti.log) exceeds 2GB.

Is there any way to exceed this limit?
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That sir is a file system limitation.

We strongly suggest that you don't let you log grow to 2 gigabytes in size.
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rony wrote:We strongly suggest that you don't let you log grow to 2 gigabytes in size.
... e.g. by using logrotate on cacti.log
I suppose there's a need to post some logrotate.d/cacti parameter file, eh?
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Post by etc »

I downgraded the logging level from medium to "low" and it uses much less space now, probably take a year until it reached 2GB again.
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Post by LinuxLoader »

I think that 2G file is not filesystem limitation .. it`s apache limit. above version 2.2 apache didn`t support files larger then 2G
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