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I've know I've had logrotate issues for quite a while on my server. My /var/log files weren't being rotated properly. But today I noticed logrotate had been running for 3462:54, and was eating up about 60%-80% of my CPU. To rotate logfiles. When you add your own logrotate rules, say to rotate files in /home/david/log, DO NOT specify the wildcard as /home/david/log/* instead of /home/david/log/*.log, as every gzipped archived log will then also be rotated, and so on, and so on, and so on. My server has been deleting *gz* for almost 20 minutes now. Good times.
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