The Newscoop database has an audit_event table which logs the actions of your publication's staff in the administration interface. For a busy publication, this table can grow very quickly. To keep the size of this table down, you may prefer to write audit data which is more than a week old into a log file instead. A maintenance script for this task is provided with Newscoop 4, in the scripts/ sub-directory of the Newscoop installation. It can be run via a cron job in the /etc/cron.daily/ directory, or executed manually as required.
For a Newscoop installation where the DocumentRoot is /var/lib/newscoop the script can be run from the command line of your server, as the root user or with sudo, like this:
sudo php /var/lib/newscoop/scripts/newscoop.php log:maintenance Log data processed.
What this script does is to look for events older than seven days, flush all those events from the database, and write them to a newscoop-audit.log file in the log/ sub-directory of your Newscoop installation, such as /var/lib/newscoop/log/newscoop-audit.log
After this script has run, your staff will only see the last seven days of audited actions when clicking Configure, then Logs in the administration interface menu. See the chapter Logs for details.
/var/lib/newscoop/log/*.log {
weekly
missingok
rotate 8
compress
delaycompress
create 0640 www-data root
}
On Debian or Ubuntu GNU/Linux, this configuration could be saved to a file such as /etc/logrotate.d/newscoop and would then be read automatically the next time that the /etc/cron.daily/logrotate script runs.
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