Logs for nginx under /config/log/nginx
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This does quick and dirty rotation of the nginx directory. This is needed because of the earlier ownership / permissions changes not accounting for the web server user. Also, the logs won't grow forever; which is nice.
The error log contains informational and higher levels on the theory that when something goes wrong we will want as much information as we can get about why an error occurred. Access log is compressed, in memory, then written to disk every minute. Most people will take about that long to start reading the file anyway.
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Doesn't this break HTTP request logging for the container in general? As in, removes it from the standard stdout and writes it to disk? Also unless I've missed it this doesn't have any log rotation by default? |
Removing the access log from
The rotation is happening before starting |
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