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console.log >= 30MB, rollover 00 keep +3 rotated #1679
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since light HS console.log fills up rather quickly. Proposing log file size increase with rotation forced at mid-night (00:00) and to keep +3 copies instead of 5 as now 30mb *3=90mb + current log, would be used for logs instead of 10mb*5=50mb + current log.
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since light HS console.log fills up rather quickly. Proposing log file size increase with rotation forced at mid-night (00:00) and to keep +3 copies instead of 5 as now 30mb 3=90mb + current log, would be used for logs instead of 10mb5=50mb + current log. This would help collect a full days worth of stats from the console.log file without having to append segments console.log.0,1,2,... to see daily data.
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