linux-implementing scheduled cleanup of logs

2 Steps for Scheduled cleanup

1. Find out the files that need to be cleaned

2, the system to increase the scheduled execution of tasks

First step , VI dellog.sh

Step Two , find the files you need to clean up

Input: Find/var/log/nginx-mtime +7-type f-name \*.log | Xargs rm-f

which

-mtime +7 to find files 7 days ago

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-type F, type is file

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-name \*.log, locate the. Log end file in the current directory

Xargs rm-f, execute the Delete command

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Step three , start a scheduled task under Linux and add the two shell scripts you just created to the program
VI root//based on the user name logged in at this time, for example, I am logged in at this time is the root user, enter the following content

0 0 * * */var/log/nginx/dellog.sh

After saving, exit, enter command Crontab root will see the/var/spool/cron/folder under the corresponding copy file root. This completes the Nginx log by day split with regular cleanup.

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Reference: http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/86112f135151412736978762.html

linux-implementing scheduled cleanup of logs