Difference between revisions of "Log Retention Setting"
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Latest revision as of 10:21, 6 May 2016
For an on premise installation of CanIt Domain-Pro you are able to increase the log retention time by editing the /etc/mail/canit/canit.cont file. Note that this will increase the amount of space required for logs.
The following demonstrate an example of the setting that should be added.
[logindexer] keep_log_days=60
Then after editing the file you will need to run:
service canit-system restart
If you have a cluster this needs to be done on all nodes.
