Nginx log grows too fast, scheduled log management

1> vi/usr/local/webserver/nginx/logs/cut_nginx_log.sh

#!/bin/bash#function:cut nginx log files for lnmp  #author:  http://lnmp.org# Set the path to nginx log fileslog_files_path= "/usr/local/webserver/nginx/logs/" Log_files_dir= "/usr/local/webserver/nginx/logs/old/" #set  nginx log files you want  to cutlog_files_name= "Access.log" save_days=30mkdir -p ${log_files_dir}################### ######################### #Please  do not modify the following script ####### ##################################### #cp  ${log_files_path}${log_files_name} ${log_files_path}${log_ files_name}_bak# Cycle Generation Delete 3rd to 12th old log, #for ((i=3;i<13;i++)), #do   #if  [  $i  -lt  ' ten '  ] ; then#d=0$i#else#d= $i #fi#11/oct/2015#date_g=$ (date -d last-day + "%d/%b/%Y") #date_g = $d/oct/2015# 20151011#date_l=$ (date -d last-day + "%y%m%d") #date_l =201510$d#11\/oct\/2015#date=$ (date -d  last-day + "%d\/%b\/%y") #date = "$d \/oct\/2015" #cat  ${log_files_path}${log_files_name} | grep ${ date_g} >${log_files_dir}www_access_${date_l}.log#sed -i /${date}/d ${log_files_path}${ Log_files_name} #done #11/oct/2015   yesterday date date_g=$ (date -d last-day + "%d/%b/%Y") #20151011    Yesterday date    date_l=$ (date -d last-day + "%y%m%d") #11 \/oct\/2015    Yesterday date date=$ (date -d last-day + "%d\/%b\/%y") Cat ${log_files_path}${log_files_name}  | grep ${date_g} >${log_files_dir}www_access_${date_l}.logsed -i /${date}/d  ${log_files_path}${log_files_name} #delete  30 days ago nginx log filesfind  ${log_files_dir} -mtime +${save_days} -exec rm -rf {} \; # Restart Nginx service, otherwise don't know why, the log no longer grows/usr/local/webserver/nginx/sbin/nginx -s reload

2>chmod 777/usr/local/webserver/nginx/logs/cut_nginx_log.sh #运行的权限

3>crontab-e

Trailing append:

0 4 * * */usr/local/webserver/nginx/logs/cut_nginx_log.sh

4>crontab-l #查看是否成功

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Nginx log grows too fast, scheduled log management