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Dir : /etc/logrotate.d/
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Dir : //etc/logrotate.d/imunify360-antivirus

# Logrotate configuration for logs managed by imunify-antivirus package.
# This file is installed by the imunify-antivirus package.

/var/log/imunify360/aibolit_actions.log
/var/log/imunify360/mds_actions.log {
    # Rotate daily, or sooner if size exceeds 50MB (checked when logrotate runs)
    daily
    maxsize 50M

    # Keep rotated files for 3 days
    maxage 3

    # Add datetime to rotated filename
    # Note: CentOS 7 logrotate doesn't support %H%M%S, using %s (unix timestamp) for uniqueness
    # Rotated files will have following names: aibolit_actions.log-20260107-1767805468.gz
    dateext
    dateformat -%Y%m%d-%s

    # Don't error if log file is missing
    missingok

    # Don't rotate empty files
    notifempty

    # Copy and truncate instead of moving the log file
    # This allows the service to keep writing without restart
    copytruncate

    # Compress rotated files with gzip.
    # I would prefer to use zst when it is available,
    # but this requires conditional compression and postrotate
    # script, what makes config more complex.
    compress
}