logrotateconf
logrotateconf is a configuration file used by the logrotate utility on Unix-like operating systems. Logrotate is a program designed to manage log files, automatically rotating, compressing, and removing old log files to prevent them from consuming excessive disk space. The logrotateconf file, typically located at /etc/logrotate.conf, contains global settings that apply to all log rotation tasks. These settings include directives that control the default behavior of logrotate.
Common directives found in logrotateconf include 'rotate', which specifies how many old log files to keep, 'daily',
Users can also specify custom configuration files in `/etc/logrotate.d/` which override or supplement the global settings