Thanks, all.
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I will then explore other utilities to achieve this.
On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 8:28 PM, David G. Johnston <david.g.johnston@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All,I am currently using PostgreSQL 9.4.5.Not that it changes the answer here but you are considerably out-of-date and should upgrade to 9.4.16 as the earliest opportunity.What I've observed is,1. I get a new file after every 10 Mins or when I restart the service or logs size is over 10KB.But, it doesn't solve my problem to reduce the size of postgres logs, as the file is not rotated, but a new is created every time.Is there any way I can rotate the files or restrict number to, say max 5 fileslike,The docs cover what can and cannot be done. My reading indicates that what you described cannot be done - since you want to key off of size instead of time.My conclusion is that you need to turn over log file management to an external utility - syslog, logrotate, etc..., that provides the feature you desire.David J.
Regards,
Merina Ghoghwani
