403 - Forbiddeen Posted Friday at 01:09 AM Posted Friday at 01:09 AM Can I go into the database and remove all the logs from core_log? because I notice that it seems like it's not deleting itself, it's over 5GB.
Solution teraßyte Posted Friday at 02:59 AM Solution Posted Friday at 02:59 AM Maybe you have the prune logs setting disabled? Or some recurring error quickly filled up your table. You can truncate the core_log table, or you can use this modification I made: https://invisionbyte.net/files/file/282-tb-delete-all-system-logs-button/ No need to mess with the database with it, you can easily delete all logs from ACP. Afrodude and 403 - Forbiddeen 2
Marc Posted Friday at 08:11 AM Posted Friday at 08:11 AM I just went to take a look for you, but your details on file arent up to date unfortunately. You can, as mentioned above. However we wouldnt recommend it. We would advise on ensuring that your prune settings are set according to what you need them to be. You can do this by selecting the settings button in the top right of the logs page
403 - Forbiddeen Posted Friday at 01:26 PM Author Posted Friday at 01:26 PM 10 hours ago, teraßyte said: Maybe you have the prune logs setting disabled? Or some recurring error quickly filled up your table. You can truncate the core_log table, or you can use this modification I made: https://invisionbyte.net/files/file/282-tb-delete-all-system-logs-button/ No need to mess with the database with it, you can easily delete all logs from ACP. It worked, thanks 5 hours ago, Marc said: I just went to take a look for you, but your details on file arent up to date unfortunately. You can, as mentioned above. However we wouldnt recommend it. We would advise on ensuring that your prune settings are set according to what you need them to be. You can do this by selecting the settings button in the top right of the logs page Thank you Marc 1
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