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Apart from adding our own scripts to /etc/logrotate.d (or any other path that we have chosen to include), we can also add scripts into any of the previously mentioned '''/etc/ cron.hourly cron.daily cron.weekly cron.monthly''' folders. OR we can add a script into any of these folders that suit our needs that runs the logrotate /etc/logrotate.conf command which will have the logrotate.conf file, direct logrotate to the default /etc/logrotate.d directory where we have our script(s). OR to another directory where we have our script & have included the path in logrotate.conf . whew!

Apart from adding our own scripts to /etc/logrotate.d (or any other path that we have chosen to include), we can also add scripts into any of the previously mentioned '''/etc/ cron.hourly cron.daily cron.weekly cron.monthly''' folders. OR we can add a script into any of these folders that suit our needs that runs the logrotate /etc/logrotate.conf command which will have the logrotate.conf file, direct logrotate to the default /etc/logrotate.d directory where we have our script(s). OR to another directory where we have our script & have included the path in logrotate.conf . whew!

Apart from adding our own scripts to /etc/logrotate.d (or any other path that we have chosen to include), we can also add scripts into any of the previously mentioned /etc/ cron.hourly cron.daily cron.weekly cron.monthly folders. OR we can add a script into any of these folders that suit our needs that runs the logrotate /etc/logrotate.conf command which will have the logrotate.conf file, direct logrotate to the default /etc/logrotate.d directory where we have our script(s). OR to another directory where we have our script & have included the path in logrotate.conf . whew!