fix: Configured Apache log rotation in docker deployment scenario

[JagjeevanAK]

Signed-off-by: Jagjeevan Kashid [email protected]

What

Implemented a log-rotation according to described solution by @alexgarel in the issue

I would suggest maintainer to change the config file of logrotate according to there need current setting keep 14 rotated logs (i.e., 2 weeks) and other things.

Related issue(s) and discussion

• Fixes Configure Apache log rotation in docker deployment scenario #5970

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[alexgarel]

This one is not used in docker. It's for production only (proxmox containers).
It's not *.log but *log on purpose and it have to work for all flavors.

So never touch this for docker.

[alexgarel]

This will not work as there is no cron daemon in docker containers (and that's better)

That's why I was expecting either to use an external cron (on docker staging VM) or to have Apache rotate it's log by itself (this is a capability found in some logging framework, I don't know if it's the case for apache2.

The first option means you might not be able to resolve this issue, but in the -infrastructure repository, and with a manual deployment.

[alexgarel]

@JagjeevanAK I'm closing this PR as I think there is no good way to do this here.

[JagjeevanAK]

100% you are correct I was about to say this thing but forgot to mention on this PR.