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Running Nginx Proxy Manager 2.10.3 on Unraid 6.11.5. Noticed today, when I looked at logs for NPM that there was a error about LogRotate command failing:
which prompted me to see how much/many logs were being stored. Appears about ~600mb and back to March of last year:
Is there a way I can safely purge these excessive logs myself? Also, I do have PUID/PGID defined; could issue be relative to that perhaps?
Any help would be appreciated - just unsure if I can purge old logs myself or not and or if it's a permission issue of sorts or what?
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I'm not familiar with how unraid works - looks like the chown failed when it was trying to set the log location to root:root. I think logrotate requires the files to be owned by root?
Running Nginx Proxy Manager 2.10.3 on Unraid 6.11.5. Noticed today, when I looked at logs for NPM that there was a error about LogRotate command failing:
which prompted me to see how much/many logs were being stored. Appears about ~600mb and back to March of last year:
Is there a way I can safely purge these excessive logs myself? Also, I do have PUID/PGID defined; could issue be relative to that perhaps?
Any help would be appreciated - just unsure if I can purge old logs myself or not and or if it's a permission issue of sorts or what?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: