Store nginx logs by date as the file name

Nginx is not stored in the date format as the file name. all logs are stored in the same name. for a long time, the log file will become very large. This is not conducive to analysis. Although nginx does not have this function, we can write a small script and schedule tasks to achieve this effect. Script... nginx is not stored in the date format as the file name. all logs are stored in the same name, and the log file will become very large for a long time. This is not conducive to analysis.
 
Although nginx does not have this function, we can write a small script and schedule tasks to achieve this effect.
 
The script code is as follows (cutn/usr/local/tool/cutnginxlog. sh)
 
#! /Bin/sh
# Program:
# Auto cut nginx log script.
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# Nginx log path: www.2cto.com
LOGS_PATH =/var/wwwroot/bbs/logs
TODAY = $ (date-d 'Today' + % Y-% m-% d)
 
# Move the log and rename it
Mv $ {LOGS_PATH}/error. log $ {LOGS_PATH}/error _ $ {TODAY}. log
Mv $ {LOGS_PATH}/access. log $ {LOGS_PATH}/access _ $ {TODAY}. log
 
# Send a signal to the nginx main process to re-open the log file
Kill-USR1 $ (cat/usr/local/nginx/logs/nginx. pid)
 
 
 
Note the two paths in the script and grant the execution permission (chmod + x cutnginxlog. sh ).
 
The next step is to add a scheduled task and run it regularly. run the following command as the root user.
 
Echo '59 23 *** root/usr/local/tool/cutnginxlog. sh>/var/logs/cutnginxlog. log 2> & 1'>/etc/crontab
 
The script is executed at every day.
 
Ps: If you want to analyze logs at a certain time, use the Navicat for MySQL import function to import nginx logs to mysql. Next, you just need to construct an SQL statement.

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