Is it possible to rotate log of iplanet server once a month ?

Instead of changing log file each day or each week, I would like to know if is possible to rotate log of iplanet server once a month.

Yes, you may use the internal daemon log rotation (available in iPlanet Web Server 4.x and 6).
Using this new feature introduced in iWS 4, you may set up the rotation start time and the interval for the next rotation to happen (in minutes).
For every hour the interval is 60, every day 1440.
To config internal daemon to perform log rotation every 30 days the interval would be 43200 minutes.

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