I set the log retention to 365 days already.
The growth started after the upgrade a few months ago and within thirty days jumped from the hundreds of thousands to the hundreds of millions.
We only have about 1200 total users and maybe only about 800 active.
The database is growing multiple gb per day.
It seems a little excessive.
I have a similar situation. A Moodle server of about 2000 users. Cli-driven AD sync via cron every few minutes. Each user's profile is "updated" and thus a line goes in the log. My logs live for 6 months, which is shorter than I'd like. But all this traffic means my logs table is 86GB! It'd love to disable logging of these cli messages.
I ended up having to truncate the log and setting a reminder to check it monthly.
Still have not been able to figure out how to get it to stop flooding the log with useless info.
