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ZFS Log Compression on FreeBSD
System logs are an important source of information about events that happened during the runtime of the system. FreeBSD’s default logging system, called syslog, writes them to /var/log/ as different files based on the subject matter. The most common events, as well as those that don’t fit anywhere else, are written to /var/log/messages. Log rotation Over time, logs grow and get rotated by the newsyslog daemon. During the rotation, newsyslog cr…
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