Working With Log Files > Managing event log files
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If the autodelete option (discussed in Rolling event log files) is enabled, Content Gateway identifies previously rolled log files (log files with a .old extension) and starts deleting files one by one—beginning with the oldest file—until it emerges from the low state. Content Gateway logs a record of all files it deletes in the system error log.
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If the autodelete option is disabled or there are not enough old log files to delete for the system to emerge from its low space state, Content Gateway issues a warning and continues logging until space is exhausted. Content Gateway resumes event logging when enough space becomes available for it to exit its low space state. You can make space available by removing files from the logging directory or by increasing the logging space limit.
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Navigate to Configure > Subsystems > Logging.
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In the Log Directory field, enter the path to the directory in which you want to store event log files. The default directory is /opt/WCG/logs, a subdirectory of the Content Gateway installation directory.
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In the Limit field of the Log Space area, enter the maximum amount of space you want to allocate to the logging directory.
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In the Headroom field, enter the tolerance for the log space limit. The default value is 100 MB.
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Click Apply.
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Working With Log Files > Managing event log files
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