EnglishThe install_trace.log file in /usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/ is a log file that records detailed information about the installation process of MySQL Governor. If this file has grown to a large size, there are a few steps you can take to address it:
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Review the Log Content:
- First, examine the contents of the
install_trace.logfile to understand what information it contains. This may provide insights into why it has grown so large.
- First, examine the contents of the
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Check for Errors or Warnings:
- Look for any error messages or warnings in the log file that might indicate issues with the installation process. Addressing these issues can help prevent future log growth.
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Rotate or Truncate the Log:
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If you've reviewed the log and it contains historical information that is no longer needed, you can rotate or truncate the log file to reduce its size.
To rotate the log, you can use a command like:
bash
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mv /usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/install_trace.log /usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/install_trace.log.old
This will move the existing log file to install_trace.log.old and create a new, empty install_trace.log file.
To truncate the log (clear its contents while keeping the file), you can use a command like:
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echo "" > /usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/install_trace.log
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Configure Log Rotation (Optional):
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Consider configuring log rotation for the
install_trace.logfile so that it doesn't grow too large in the future. This can be done by creating a log rotation configuration file in/etc/logrotate.d/. -
Create a new file (e.g.,
/etc/logrotate.d/dbgovernor_install_trace) and add the following content:Arduino
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/usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/install_trace.log { rotate 5 size 10M compress notifempty missingok }This configuration will keep up to 5 rotated log files, each up to 10 megabytes in size. It will also compress the rotated files.
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Regularly Monitor the Log:
- Keep an eye on the
install_trace.logfile to ensure it doesn't grow excessively in the future. If it does, investigate the cause and take appropriate action.
- Keep an eye on the
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Check for Debug/Verbose Logging:
- If the log file continues to grow rapidly, consider checking if there are debug or verbose logging settings enabled for MySQL Governor. These settings can result in more detailed information being written to the log.
Remember to exercise caution when modifying or deleting log files, and always have backups available. If you're uncertain about any of the steps, consider seeking advice from your hosting provider or system administrator.
