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Is that any file in /var/log that had '''log''' at the end of its name will be processed by the commands in the '''rotate.logs''' script. This will back up these files to a new file '''<name>.log.1''' & empty the original file to size 0. Any previous copies with '''<name>.log.<number>''' will have their numbers bumped up one, until the day when they would have been given an 8, that is the day that they are deleted.

Is that any file in /var/log that had '''log''' at the end of its name will be processed by the commands in the '''rotate.logs''' script. This will back up these files to a new file '''<name>.log.1''' & empty the original file to size 0. Any previous copies with '''<name>.log.<number>''' will have their numbers bumped up one, until the day when they would have been given an 8, that is the day that they are deleted.

Is that any file in /var/log that had log at the end of its name will be processed by the commands in the rotate.logs script. This will back up these files to a new file <name>.log.1 & empty the original file to size 0. Any previous copies with <name>.log.<number> will have their numbers bumped up one, until the day when they would have been given an 8, that is the day that they are deleted.